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wiggy:


--- Quote from: Dravenae on May 09, 2013, 02:46:22 PM ---
--- Quote from: wiggy on May 09, 2013, 12:57:58 PM ---NES carts with converters in them weigh ~4.5 oz., without ~3.5 oz. ;)

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Cool, fair enough. There are other ways to tell, but if that works for you, awesome! Make sure to look out for 5 screws instead of the usual 3, also, carts without the clips on top likely have a converter. If you pry the cart apart slightly, not enough to damage it anyway, but just enough to get a peak inside, you can also see that there's no "legs" for a chip, which is usually a dead give away that it has a converter.

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--- Quote from: BenG76 on May 09, 2013, 03:08:57 PM ---You don't need to weigh the carts. Just check out this page it explains how to check them. http://www.classicplastic.net/dvgi/editorials-davidnesconvert.html

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Ah, good to know.  I'm sure I'll find a use for the scale otherwise.  In fact, I already know what I'll use it for...

Dr.Agon:

damn you all!

*grumble*not reading my project thread*grumble*

wiggy:

My ability to retain what I read is EXTREMELY selective. I'm sure I read it, but as it wasn't pertinent to me at the time, so it leaked right back out :P

Some in the mail, some from Craigslist, some from a local shop.



:P

Spoonman:

Picked up these 2 at my local shop today. Complete and in great shape.



mojoeskateco:

Finally done the expensive set of Taito games that were released towards the end of the NES life.



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