Buying NES

[Anonymous]

Ok, looking to buy an NES for my Portable. First project and not gonna start with anything crazy, have an offer from Someone else, 18$ for the system controller, power and audio/visual cables (maybe a game)

Anyone wanna top that?

 

[Ampersand]

I can do all that with Super Mario Bros. 3, but it's been disassembled for a portable already. This means the RF box is removed, and cannot be played normally. You will have to connect it to your own power source and screen, but essentially it's stripped and ready to be popped into a portable.

 

[Anonymous]

Do not have a power supply, whats an RF is the AV right?

 

[BlueLink77]

Do not have a power supply, whats an RF is the AV right?

RF (radio frequency) is the cable section, like back in the old days you would hook the NES up to the cable (or antenna) instead of using RCA jacks.

RCA wasn't as common as it is today.

 

[Anonymous]

ok, so its the connections to the Screen, does anyone have a pinout for it?

 

[Yoshilime M.R.]

I have tons of nes's. pm for what you need.

 

[zeturi]

This guide contains everything you need to make a portable NES.

http://www.instructables.com/id/How_to_ ... me_System/

Have fun.

 

[Anonymous]

Ohh crap, sorry, I was talking about an SNES

 

[Ampersand]

Oooh haha fail. Yeah, if you throw me an offer I could go pick one up at my local pawn shop. He usually has them complete for $10.