Best NOAC + Pocket TV?

[Biased]

Time to get another Dremel!

[thewizdawg]

I've made 2 portable N.E.S. One with a original system board and one with a SJ3. The advantages of the SJ3 are smaller, draws less power, built in games. The disadvantages: bad sound, video signal is not that good.

[Metal Mario]

While on the subject,

Is there a difference between a Mega Joy III and a Power Player III besides button layout?

Same goes for the Hip Gear Screen Pads, are the guts different for the screens themselves, or are they all the same?

[StoneAgeGamer]

Alright, so I'm having a hell of a time with my NES mobo. I'm thinking of buying a NOAC to use instead for a portable (which I FINALLY get to start after I get paid this Friday!) because I want to use a pocket TV screen and the body of the portable would be way too big to have such a small screen. Also the solid cart slot is a plus. I'm not sure if a NOAC would be compatible with a pocket TV, though, so that's what I want to ask about too.

I think after I build this one I'm going to use a PSOne screen with my original NES mobo and integrate my game genie into that. So, that being said, I have to ask the question that's already been asked a million times I'm sure: Which is the smallest and best NOAC to use? I'm looking at buying a retro entertainment console from ebay (or from stoneagegamer if they come back in stock there). Also, are all NOACs compatible with original NES controllers? I want to use an advantage controller on my portable. Thanks for reading, hope to get a good answer.

We have RES's back in stock.