Even third party would still be NOT designed or intended in any way for Super Famicom. Just because something appears to work, doesn't mean it's a good idea or offer enough for full power usage scenarios.ApolloBoy wrote:I don't think he said that he was using the official SNES power supply, just that he was using a European one. If it's a third party PSU there's the possibility that it's not providing enough amperage to power up the SNES and SuperFX cart without issues.theclaw wrote:stop!
nintend's snes pal power cord outputs AC.
super famicom is rated for DC.
super fx games could be having problems due to higher power draw than basic carts.
Super Famicom green horizontal lines
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Re: Super Famicom green horizontal lines
its possible that it could be that.
But on mine I am using all original parts.
And I have that one green line.
I've tried my snes on two lcd tvs to the same effect.
I blame old tech on new.
But on mine I am using all original parts.
And I have that one green line.
I've tried my snes on two lcd tvs to the same effect.
I blame old tech on new.
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Re: Super Famicom green horizontal lines
We're not talking about the vertical line that stays put that we had that big discussion thread on before.flojocabron wrote:And I have that one green line.
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Re: Super Famicom green horizontal lines
Yeah i'll have to try it with a voltage adapter sometime to see if it differs. Thanks for your assistance everyone!
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I didn't mean voltage. Nintendo of Europe redesigned the SNES to expect alternating current power input.Siper wrote:Yeah i'll have to try it with a voltage adapter sometime to see if it differs. Thanks for your assistance everyone!
Rather than direct current that American, Japanese, and Korean SNES all used.
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Re: Super Famicom green horizontal lines
Tried a voltage converter and it now works fine, probably should've done that in the first place...
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lol trolled by importing.
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Do you have a Megadrive 1 adapter?Siper wrote:Tried a voltage converter and it now works fine, probably should've done that in the first place...
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Yeah thats what i used. Only just found out they used the same cord