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logandbz
Posted: Monday, December 12, 2005 5:09:41 AM


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I got a couple of NES games that are in horrible shape (i think we all do!). I was just wondering about some mods for the cartridge itself? (LED's, Plastic windows, 2 games combined?, that kind of stuff) Any awesome ideas??


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Posted: Monday, December 12, 2005 6:20:44 PM


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hahahaha *imagines a cart with an LED mod* :lol:

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logandbz
Posted: Monday, December 12, 2005 10:31:45 PM


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Hey it might not be that bad... if you had the see through window on the console and the LED only came on with the NES.


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Posted: Monday, January 09, 2006 8:04:50 AM


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Hey it might not be that bad... if you had the see through window on the console and the LED only came on with the NES.


I agree, If you do have a windowed or clear nes system then a light mod may not be that odd of an idea...after all you already have a window on your NES

I'm sure stealing power off a cart couldn't be that bad. The bad part would be making it so that the light shines outside of the cart, ie. make the cart have a window...i suppose that you could just have the prototype 'window' which is just a hole in the casing.

put a nice rubber grip on the cart for when you're pulling a game out of a new 72pinner

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logandbz
Posted: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:32:35 PM


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Thank you! I wouldn't have even considered it if I didn't have like 10 carts that look like crap. I still am planning on doing this, I just have too many projects going on at once right now. I want to do something better than a simple LED, but I don't know what :?


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logandbz
Posted: Thursday, January 19, 2006 5:51:12 AM


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Double Post :P

Does anyone know the exact measurements of a famicom cart? I have an idea involving my recent discovery within Hogan's Alley :)


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Luke
Posted: Thursday, January 19, 2006 4:46:47 PM


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"logandbz" wrote:
Does anyone know the exact measurements of a famicom cart? I have an idea involving my recent discovery within Hogan's Alley :)


Does in by chance involve cutting the NES cart in half and using it as a standard adapter? if so, I've seen that done online. so it should be possible.

logandbz
Posted: Thursday, January 19, 2006 11:54:46 PM


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"NES-Luke" wrote:
"logandbz" wrote:
Does anyone know the exact measurements of a famicom cart? I have an idea involving my recent discovery within Hogan's Alley :)


Does in by chance involve cutting the NES cart in half and using it as a standard adapter? if so, I've seen that done online. so it should be possible.


Well, not in half, I was gonna cut out one side of the cart allowing room to put a FC cart inside the NES cart with it looking the same while it is in the NES.

Too confusing? I barely know what I meant :?


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logandbz
Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:09:01 AM


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Another Double Post in the same Topic?? :P :P

"logandbz" wrote:
I wouldn't have even considered it if I didn't have like 10 carts that look like crap.


CLOSE YOUR EYES NES-Luke!!!!








Don't ask me why I did this.... I was about ten when I thought I would "customize" all of my belongings with paint marker :oops: . I think I should be able to get most of it off, I hope :cry:


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manuel
Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006 10:13:28 AM


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"logandbz" wrote:
Double Post :P

Does anyone know the exact measurements of a famicom cart? I have an idea involving my recent discovery within Hogan's Alley :)


Length: 108mm
Height: 68mm
Thickness: 17mm

I measured my Dragon Quest cart especially for you.

But you should also know that there is no standard size for Japanese carts. Only thickness and length are the same, because if not they won't fit into the machine any more.
Many carts are higher than the usual ones and some have weird shapes, i.e. they get thicker from abour 3 cm over the connectors. (I hope you can understand what I mean... :( )

May 16th...
Luke
Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006 3:35:28 PM


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"logandbz" wrote:
"NES-Luke" wrote:
Does it by chance involve cutting the NES cart in half and using it as a standard adapter? if so, I've seen that done online. so it should be possible.


Well, not in half, I was gonna cut out one side of the cart allowing room to put a FC cart inside the NES cart with it looking the same while it is in the NES.

Too confusing? I barely know what I meant ?


Well, I think I understood what you meant. if I did, it won't work, the NES and Famicom carts are almost exactly the same thickness.





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manuel
Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:21:58 PM


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Yeah, the good old Dragon Quest 3 cart... :)

May 16th...
logandbz
Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:37:26 PM


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"manuel" wrote:
Length: 108mm
Height: 68mm
Thickness: 17mm

I measured my Dragon Quest cart especially for you.

Thanks compadre .....

[quote:487c6dd913="NES-Luke"]Well, I think I understood what you meant. if I did, it won't work, the NES and Famicom carts are almost exactly the same thickness.




[/quote]
Yeah, thats basically what I had in mind :( .... The only way to do it would be to cut out both faces of the cart, making it EXTREMELY flimsy, and I don't even know if that would do it.... Oh well, Thanks :wink:


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