NES Aladdin Deck Enhancer Revicion 2 Question....

[sonicfan]

About 6 years ago I bought a brand new sealed NES aladdin deck enhancer from amazon. Upon arrival I couldn't get the thing to work no matter what I did. After a little bit of research I found that this was a revision V2 similar to this: http://www.nesworld.com/pics/alad-3.jpg

I also found that there was a newly found batch (at the time) that didn't work, most likely mine being part of it. Has anyone come out with a fix for this, or is there a particular reason of why they won't work?

Unfortunately looks like I'm not the only one with the problem judging by this review:

http://www.amazon.com/Aladdin-Deck-Enhancer-Nes/product-reviews/B000BYBHPW/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

[Jorpho]

Disable the NES lockout chip?

[sonicfan]

Disable the NES lockout chip?

Thanks for the suggestion but I'm pretty sure I have tried that and still no go.

[Jorpho]

"Pretty sure" ? There is some uncertainty in your mind as to whether or not you opened up your NES and started snipping pins?

[Rickstilwell1]

One thing from my experience was that the Aladdin Deck Enhancer did not work in the toploader at all. But it worked in my frontloader.

[treismac]

"Pretty sure" ? There is some uncertainty in your mind as to whether or not you opened up your NES and started snipping pins?

Hahahahahaha!!!! Man... good stuff.

[Leo_A]

Sounds odd, but if six years has passed since he last tried to get it going, I suppose one could now be unsure. Especially if it's not unusual for him to open up his electronics from time to time to make repairs, modifications, adjustments, and so on.

[Rickstilwell1]

When I snipped my pin on one of my NES system's lockout chips, I didn't bother soldering in a wire like some site show. Is there any benefit to soldering that wire? It seems like the job is already done.