Discuss hardware-related topics, such as development cartridges, CopyNES, PowerPak, EPROMs, or whatever.
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Vresiberba
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by Vresiberba » Thu Apr 08, 2021 3:11 pm
I'm trying to replicate the Blinking Light connector (for personal use) but ran into a snag with a certain cart having its PCB pads being too short for the connector I bought. This makes the connection between the connector and cart intermediate; sometimes it makes a connection, sometimes not. Top cart is Tiger Heli, with shorter pads, and the bottom cart is SMB.
How common is this?

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Fisher
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by Fisher » Sun Apr 11, 2021 6:28 pm
I remember to have read somewhere that this could probably be related to the PCBs being made at the edge of a big manufacturing PCB, but I simply can't find the place where I've read it!
I had one Return to the Earth, which I used to make a repro of Double Dragon II that has a similar "feature".
It has problems running on some NES clones.