Alright, so I'm building an NES portable. I come to the part where I need a new cartridge connector, so I spend 3 hours soldering one with two card connectors and ribbon cable. I finally finish, and it's the moment of truth! I plug it into my nes, and into a cartridge, and...
Nothing. Nada. Zip, zero, zilch. So I check all the connections, check all the wires, check the connector, and I try again. Nothing.
All that might have been to say that I cant make something right, but it isnt. Instead I was wondering if anybody knew where I could buy pre-made nes cartridge connectors.
Cartridge Connector
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whaaaa
NOOOO!!!
1. cartridge dusty?
2. did you add the extra wire like on ben's noac to kill any built in games?
Check these, before spending any more money
1. cartridge dusty?
2. did you add the extra wire like on ben's noac to kill any built in games?
Check these, before spending any more money
I'm glad I'm Notyu........maybe.
I asked a question about "what connector" I should use for my NOAC project, and I was told that pretty much only ben has been successful with the floppy connectors, as the spacing is a little different and... well ben is awesome like that.
I know I never got MY floppy cartridge connector to work, and I eventually broke down and bought a game genie, then desoldered the connector from that.
Even though it's a lot of work to re-do all the sodlering, that's what I recommend.
I know I never got MY floppy cartridge connector to work, and I eventually broke down and bought a game genie, then desoldered the connector from that.
Even though it's a lot of work to re-do all the sodlering, that's what I recommend.
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