Famicom Circuit board help!

[petik1]

hey guys I just wnated to make sure my famicom will work. I opened it up and saw that where the AC plug goes, it is just a little thing for the plug, then on the flip side of that circuit board, there are wires on the bottom of where it is going to this little gold colored thing. My question is, is this the original circuit board, and will it work? If so, how does it get the power? Thanks in advance!

[NintendoKing]

Will you take some pictures? It will help us understand your issue.

[petik1]

ok i got pics on my facebook. just look up  . I have a picture of a NES cart as the icon. I hope it helps.

[nintendodork]

We meant here.  There are usually lots of results for any one name on Facebook.  It'd be more of a convenience if you posted them here.  Just upload them to a site like Photobucket or TinyPic, get the URL, and put it in between

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[petik1]

sorry, I didn't have a real camera working at home so I took the pics from my friends DSi. I have a link to the album though... [http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=6558&id=100000044554777&l=0aa98d9296

[L___E___T]

what's all the stuff in this picture?  Looks like smoke?

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=89213&id=100000044554777&l=0aa98d9296

[133MHz]

what's all the stuff in this picture?  Looks like smoke?

No, it's just exceptionally dirty.

That mess of wires and the "gold thing" seem to be a replacement voltage regulator that somebody soldered on instead of the onboard one.

[petik1]

Other than that, can you see any other mods or anything wrong?

[133MHz]

The resolution/quality is too low for me you tell you anything else about it .

[petik1]

Sorry, like I said, I took the pictures on my friends DSi.

[ckenda1]

I actually have 2 Famicom replacement boards that are fully working if you need one.

Asking $35 + ship for one.

Thanks

[petik1]

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind when my Power adapter comes and if it doesn't work.

[petik1]

what's all the stuff in this picture?  Looks like smoke?

No, it's just exceptionally dirty.

That mess of wires and the "gold thing" seem to be a replacement voltage regulator that somebody soldered on instead of the onboard one.

Wait, does that mean the previous owner took out the LM7805 and replacit with this? I looked at it, and it is marked HA 17805. And could you tell me anything about cleaning circuit boards properly?

[133MHz]

Wait, does that mean the previous owner took out the LM7805 and replacit with this? I looked at it, and it is marked HA 17805.

Indeed, my good sir.

And could you tell me anything about cleaning circuit boards properly?

A can of compressed air and a soft brush will do.

[petik1]

Thanks! The guy you sold me this is starting to get sketchy. I asked him if he made any modifications to the system, but he told me it was the original. But as you can tell from the pictures, he replaced the regulator and the RF out.