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Title: TG16 question Post by: Moriya Hanzo on October 24, 2008, 11:10:32 AM Found a TG 16 without a power supply but i passed it up. I may go back and gt it but i was wondering what generic power source can i use. Also is there a seperate one for the CD addon?
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Ghost Soldier on October 24, 2008, 11:11:06 AM Sega Genesis adapter will work, yes there is another adapter for the cd-rom.
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Moriya Hanzo on October 24, 2008, 08:19:46 PM any pic of it?
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Moriya Hanzo on October 24, 2008, 08:25:51 PM nvm
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Ghost Soldier on October 27, 2008, 11:38:18 AM Pic of NEC Power Supply. The sega genesis power supply is the model 2, 3 brick.
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: blcklblskt on October 27, 2008, 02:55:16 PM What kind of video out cable would work for the TG-16?
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: logical123 on October 27, 2008, 06:11:55 PM I think the SMS/Gen 1 a/v cable works.
Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Mr. Ksoft on October 27, 2008, 08:53:22 PM Not an A/V cable, logical. To get A/V (composite video) on a TG16 you'd need a TurboBooster and just some standard composite cables to run from the Booster to the TV.
Now, for RF boxes, I hear a NES/SNES RF box will work. I could go try right now but I forget where I put my SNES's RF box after I got a composite cable for it... Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: NES_Rules on October 27, 2008, 09:10:26 PM Not an A/V cable, logical. To get A/V (composite video) on a TG16 you'd need a TurboBooster and just some standard composite cables to run from the Booster to the TV. A/V means any kind of Audio/Visual, not just RCA (composite) connections. ;)Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Mr. Ksoft on October 27, 2008, 09:16:45 PM Sorry. I've lived in a world where A/V means strictly composite. :/
(Seeing as most of the TVs I've played games on in my short life have called their composite inputs AV1 and the likes and many people have used A/V as a shortened way to mean composite compared to RF) Either way, NES/SNES RF box. I don't believe a Genesis/SMS one would work, because those have the 8-pin plug on the end for going into the Gen/SMS. The TG16 has just a little round input for plugging the RF box in, which is exactly like the ones on the NES/SNES. Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: Tan on October 27, 2008, 10:02:18 PM Sorry. I've lived in a world where A/V means strictly composite. :/ (Seeing as most of the TVs I've played games on in my short life have called their composite inputs AV1 and the likes and many people have used A/V as a shortened way to mean composite compared to RF) Either way, NES/SNES RF box. I don't believe a Genesis/SMS one would work, because those have the 8-pin plug on the end for going into the Gen/SMS. The TG16 has just a little round input for plugging the RF box in, which is exactly like the ones on the NES/SNES. Your thinking of the Genesis 1/SMS composite jack which is an 8-pin plug similar to the VIC-20. The RF jack of the Genesis 1/SMS is the same standard female RCA styled one used with the TG16/NES/SNES and the same RF adapter can work for all 5 systems. Title: Re: TG16 question Post by: logical123 on October 27, 2008, 10:23:32 PM Actually, I got the controller port confused between the two. :P
The SMS/Gen1 Composite A/V is almost exactly the same as the controller port, so yeah... |