Retro-bit 3 in1 Universal AC Adapter

[MrNelson]

Are they any good? I just picked up the 3 in 1 NES/SNES/Genesis one to use with my Super Famicom when it comes in.

[c0ldb33r]

I've used one for a snes and nes. Works fine.

[MrNelson]

Alright, I just tried testing it with my SNES, and the picture was all wavy and the colors were distorted. And I know it isn't the system, because I plugged in the AC adapter that came with the console (the official Nintendo one) right after that and it was working fine. Just to make sure, I plugged the 3 in 1 back in to check, and sure enough, craptastic picture.

Back to Play N Trade with this piece of crap.

[c0ldb33r]

Yours might just be broken. Like I said, mine works fine with an NES and SNES.

[NayusDante]

Non-standard AC adapters tend to be less "clean" than the official ones. If you get one that works flawlessly, you're lucky.

[MrNelson]

I took it back and exchanged it for a model 1 Genesis AC adapter, which was what I wanted in the first place. Since they were awesome enough to do that, I got it for $7, rather than the $15 people were asking for on ebay or amazon.

[brykasch]

Yeah I snagged on for a snes that didn't have a ac adapter, and I am wondering if its the reason I am getting no picture, the red light comes on, av cables are in correctly but nada on the screen.

[brykasch]

Now its not getting nothing, I think its the crappy adapter. Ugh gonna hit up CL to see if I can find one locally and get my money back before I hit up ebay.

[brykasch]

And as if to mock me, I finished cleaning up the carts, now there all working, unplugged the adapter a couple times, all seems to be well. Will let it sit for a bit and try it again later.

[VideoGameRescue]

I've used and sold these and I give them a thumbs up

[Niku-Sama]

I took it back and exchanged it for a model 1 Genesis AC adapter, which was what I wanted in the first place. Since they were awesome enough to do that, I got it for $7, rather than the $15 people were asking for on ebay or amazon.

thrist shops before ebay any day. you'd be suprised, $1 and $2 bundles of adaptors, after a while you lean sizes and markings on the bricks so its rather quick to humm through them and find something.
i found a game cube adapter the other day for $1 at the good will as is store....awsome place. i got a working laser disc player for $4 and a vectrix and 2 games for $5, plus more main stream consiles for chump change than i can keep count of


Yeah I snagged on for a snes that didn't have a ac adapter, and I am wondering if its the reason I am getting no picture, the red light comes on, av cables are in correctly but nada on the screen.


Now its not getting nothing, I think its the crappy adapter. Ugh gonna hit up CL to see if I can find one locally and get my money back before I hit up ebay.


And as if to mock me, I finished cleaning up the carts, now there all working, unplugged the adapter a couple times, all seems to be well. Will let it sit for a bit and try it again later.

i'd suggest the same to you aswell. thrift stores and what not but at the same time.....theres an edit button you can use ya know