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qbradq is spot on, if these "experts" can do better, let them, so far they're contributing nothing of any constructive use (very unlike INL), so their opinions are effectively worthless, despite any technical validity, which hasn't been conclusively proved anyway. IMO, "strengthening" any arguments ...

The US power supply should be fine, as has been said, the NES just needs 9V. I live in the UK but have a US NTSC NES (technically a US NES mainboard in the old case - I wanted to play games at full 60Hz, can't imagine wanting to go the other way!), and the power supply I had for my old UK PAL NES wo...

@lidnariq is this OK?

http://imgur.com/dwo3s1d

PCB images FWIW.

Back:
http://imgur.com/4L7ZXXu

Front:
http://imgur.com/sFqKsKb

This is still available, is there no interest? I'm open to (non-silly) offers, just bear in mind that I live in the UK, so shipping will be a bit higher than normal.

Thanks.

Edit: I'm throwing in a 2GB Kingston CF card, plus USB CF reader

Wow, OK, I'd never heard of the N8 before. It's fully working, so I'm open to offers :) $90 USD ish? The N8 is around $140 plus shipping where I've looked. What are its advantages over the PowerPak, besides it coming in a 60-pin format too? Better mapper compatibility and more modern storage medium?

I'm looking for around 110USD, or your equivalent local currency, plus P&P. Comes with a 4GB Kingston CF card, and has only been used for a couple of months.

Hi guys, I'm new here, so apologies if such posts aren't allowed. I'm looking to sell my NES PowerPak - would here be suitable place to try to do so? eBay appears to frown on devices that are capable of facilitating piracy, despite the homebrew/dev potential.

Thanks, Bob.