This arrived in the post today. Got a great deal on ebay, hoping to swap the board into a junk famicom console. Do you think this will work with a FDS?
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If it is a hardware clone I don't see why it wouldn't work. If it is a NOAC based clone I honestly wouldn't have a clue. Open it up and have a look at the innards.
Cool looking clone nonetheless. I like the removable controllers.
How would I tell the differences between the two. I'll open it up later and post a pic
The NOAC will be a couple tiny boards with some epoxy. The hardware clone will be a huge board with chips everywhere.
Another easy way to help determine what you have is by weight. There is a great weight difference between the NOAC machines (very lightweight) and those using older parts.
It's a hardware clone. One massive board, and also has a game board built in with a 5000 in 1 clone.
Requesting photo of the guts ::)
Quote from: 80sFREAK on November 17, 2014, 01:06:53 am
Requesting photo of the guts ::)
As requested...
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I have married the board up to a standard famicom case and she lines up nicly. I will have to dremel out a couple of holes for the front controller ports and I'm planning to glass fibre for a factory look.