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@ShockSlayer on the audio video relocation picture, it says pins 15-17 are for ntsc-j consoles, but how its labeled in the picture, it should be pins 14-16
No, it doesn't matterIs it important that the U10 relocation wire follows the exact path shown in the guide? I just did mine and realized I laid it across the middle of the GPU.
Consoles sold in JapanWhat exactly is a NTSC-J console? Google and Wikipedia didn't help very much.
No, if you aren't wiring the 3v CMOS battery just leave it be. Custom regs only supply power when turned on, so when you turn the system off the clock will reset anyway. You need the CMOS battery to keep the clock running when the system is turned off, but it's not essential for anything except Animal Crossing.I noticed that the components that keep the MX chip from overdrawing get power from the battery, which is 3v. Do I still need to give that power, or will I be fine without them? And if I do need to power them, can I use the 3.3v from my regulators instead?
Thanks for the reply. I should still have the big cap. (I'm assuming you mean C90, the 100uf cap in the photo)You can just bypass those components as long as you still have the big cap.
The similar looking one on the composite line, as long as that is there you can just grab your video anywhere past thatI'm assuming you mean C90, the 100uf cap in the photo
!The similar looking one on the composite line, as long as that is there you can just grab your video anywhere past that