Easy going remove the old soldered Battery and replace it with a socket and one ML2032 Battery
desoldering
final
some charging (only put the dreamcast on) and you are ready to go
thanks to borti4938, N64 RGB is reaching a new level.
https://github.com/borti4938/n64rgb/blob/master/Guide_N64A_n_N64RGB.pdf
Including deblur, wonderfull RGB Picture, OSD for configuring and more…
I used the new FPC Adapter (thanks to borti)
If you want a mod:
https://www.wolfsoft.de/shop/product_info.php/products_id/15375/
Here you can find some installation pics for a N64 jap NUS-CPU-03 Board
Cutted Pin 3 and used C-Sync from RGB Advanced Borad
(some testing)
As I have open the Super SD System 3 for the Audiofix. I change the Mini Din A/V Connector to my common 8 Pin DIN connector, because I have a lot of consolse fitted with this same connector.
I am not a friend of cables from different sides of a console. So i put both RGB and Power supply in the back and have a nice looking PC-Engine Combo
Pinout RGB
The Powersupply +9V at the red wires GND at the black wires
I used a big diode to avoid wrong input voltage
finaly I got the!cart and it needed the right home.
With the help of a cutter knife, dremel and hotglue it fits into a classic Atari 800 Cartridge.
7mm height
Label in Atari 400/800 Style
THE!CART – Font: Salzburg-Bold
COMPUTER GAMES – Font: Salzburg-Regular
USE WITH CONSOLE… – Font: Salzburg-Bold
CXL4042 – Font: HammerFat
I got a really new boxed PSOne and it didn’t work. It wasn’t play any disc
So i decided to do a complete recap of the smd caps.
I used a lot of ceramic caps and for the 220u new SMD caps
And how wonderful, after recap it plays all CDs
Here is a recap map I put the values of the replacement voltage often higher as the original values