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Posts : 1607 Join date : 2012-01-25 Location : Canada
Subject: Rebuilt twin famicom Wed May 29, 2013 12:03 pm
*edit*
Video of gameplay from it.
Some pictures of how things look right now:
Original worklog:
This's a work in progress. I've been rebuilding my twin famicom using all the new tricks I learned since I last worked on this beast. There's a bunch of stuff I installed last time I worked on it such as the n64 multi av port on the side and the swapped expansion port with a standard connector.
Here's the top of the pcb with some wires left loose for audio stuff which isn't wired up yet:
Here's where the rgb / s-video / audio upgrade kit is installed:
Unfortunately distance between the ppu and the video encoder increases video jailbars. Therefore I needed to relocate the entire 40 pin ppu socket in order to get the video output completely jailbar free.
Here's the relocated ppu socket:
And last but not least, what it's all about:
Yeah it's a thing of beauty.
I'm going to work on the audio wiring using a new trick to remove the low pass filtering on the built in audio circuit thanks to ace. If audio is all good I plan on wiring the controller connectors into nes controller ports so I can use a regular dog bone controller on this thing.
Last edited by Drakon on Tue Jun 11, 2013 10:47 pm; edited 4 times in total
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Posts : 1607 Join date : 2012-01-25 Location : Canada
Currently there's two audio circuits selectable by a switch. Default audio circuit with the low pass filter removed and the f-labo circuit which I may tweak later. I wired nes controller ports into it too.