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Addicted
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« Reply #51 on: August 29, 2012, 02:15:42 PM » |
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I've had this page bookmarked for a while now. It's a great reference. There are several adapters that will fit into a given system but almost certainly cause damage to it. It would be a good topic.
Like the NES AC adapter on anything but an NES. Why on earth did they make it AC out when it runs perfectly fine on DC? I wouldn't think it could be costs since they have to convert the AC to DC internally. Good topic. The NES AC adapter has fried many a Famicom. Usually the 7805 inside. I forgot to add in http://www.retrogamecave.com/ac-adapters.html
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« Last Edit: August 29, 2012, 02:33:34 PM by Addicted »
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Stephen Kick: “The thing about classic games was that they were the first for an entire generation. Successive works are going to be important to individuals and even to groups, but never to a whole generation in the same way.”
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