Arasoi
05-16-2009, 03:35 PM
Howdy modders,
I've got a project I am looking to have a modder do for me, ooXXoo can't do the mod at the moment so this is an open call for any capable modders looking to make some $$.
I have a Sharp Famicom Twin (Red AN-500) and here is what I'd like to do.
(1) Add a modded four score inside the console case, and place the 4 ports, turbo, etc switches to the left side of the console, or the right near the 15 pin port. I know it it is possible to wire a 4 score to the 15 pin port, I'm suggesting that its bypassed and placed inside the console.
(2) Gut an NES and mod the top of the console for a 72 pin opening behind or in front of the 60 pin, and wire it in with the right diagram (there wouldnt be a switch between the two, but this is fine IMO)
(3) Replace the Twin PPU with a PC10 PPU, install a signal amp, and add the leads for RGB out on the back. Composite out would still be available, and possibly just split the mono audio lead to another one so theres mock stereo.
(4) (optional) replace the flimsy power connector post on the motherboard with a more reliable one connection wise.
Yeah, basically an all in one NES solution. I have all the parts needed except the Playchoice 10 PPU, which I am willing to acquire for the project.
Anybody interested in tackling this?
- RCM
I've got a project I am looking to have a modder do for me, ooXXoo can't do the mod at the moment so this is an open call for any capable modders looking to make some $$.
I have a Sharp Famicom Twin (Red AN-500) and here is what I'd like to do.
(1) Add a modded four score inside the console case, and place the 4 ports, turbo, etc switches to the left side of the console, or the right near the 15 pin port. I know it it is possible to wire a 4 score to the 15 pin port, I'm suggesting that its bypassed and placed inside the console.
(2) Gut an NES and mod the top of the console for a 72 pin opening behind or in front of the 60 pin, and wire it in with the right diagram (there wouldnt be a switch between the two, but this is fine IMO)
(3) Replace the Twin PPU with a PC10 PPU, install a signal amp, and add the leads for RGB out on the back. Composite out would still be available, and possibly just split the mono audio lead to another one so theres mock stereo.
(4) (optional) replace the flimsy power connector post on the motherboard with a more reliable one connection wise.
Yeah, basically an all in one NES solution. I have all the parts needed except the Playchoice 10 PPU, which I am willing to acquire for the project.
Anybody interested in tackling this?
- RCM