can someone link me to some easy step by step guides on placing some on a Sega Saturn and Megadrive model II?
Id like it to have photos and a list of what ill need.
Thanks!
50/60 hz switch
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Just so you know, the a PAL Megadrive II will output in Black and White regardless of if your TV can handle the NTSC signal, if you don't use RGB cables (Which are rarely used in Aus).
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Im not to sure on the RBG cables what are they and how much?i purchased some av cables for me Megadrive some time ago im not sure if they count thanks for the help!
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RGB looks like this.

The chances are your Aussie TV doesnt have input for scart (Some do but give it a look). Its a pain in the ass, and the only reason I have not modded my Mega Drive 2.

The chances are your Aussie TV doesnt have input for scart (Some do but give it a look). Its a pain in the ass, and the only reason I have not modded my Mega Drive 2.
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Peachy....ill have to hunt for a Tv with one then i was meaning to buy a new one do you know if you can have tube tvs with the RBG slot??
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You can but there not that common down here, finding CRT's in stores is becoming harder and harder, let alone ones that support RGB
There is also a mod you can do, which sounds much more complicated that the initial mod involving changing a crystal, have no idea how to do that mod though. Wish I did. However the RGB cable is a much easier solution (if you have a TV that takes it) but I wouldnt suggest buying a new TV just to play your MDII @ 60HZ.
I was thinking of trying, but not sure if it would work, is making a scart cable for my MDII, then use a converter from scart to component, no idea if it would work, but I will eventually try it out, but not in the near future. But its an idea.
There is also a mod you can do, which sounds much more complicated that the initial mod involving changing a crystal, have no idea how to do that mod though. Wish I did. However the RGB cable is a much easier solution (if you have a TV that takes it) but I wouldnt suggest buying a new TV just to play your MDII @ 60HZ.
I was thinking of trying, but not sure if it would work, is making a scart cable for my MDII, then use a converter from scart to component, no idea if it would work, but I will eventually try it out, but not in the near future. But its an idea.
