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I think I'll try this. If I understand it right the base goes right to somewhere, where there is only power when the gen is turned on. C,E are directly from the powersupply to my circuit, which goes back to powersupply, not that it would harm my circuit, but isn't the direct powersupply of...

Well no one an idea how I could draw energy from the genny without harming it?

Well, how does one dump a card, means, are there any schematics around for that, because, I couldn't find some. Would a counter 1:4 mux do the job?

Well, thx ;), sorry for the long delay ;) I finally found a pen, your pen trick suggestion works wonders ;)

I think that foil thingie is a good idea ;) And I don't confim anything, for I have no idea if it will, work, but if I have time to do it, i will find out ;)

so what't do you suggest to shield an IDE like cable?

about tony's pizza

bright and shiny

Well some time ago I tried to mod my Genesis (Model 1) with a blue fading LED, the problem I had was the power supply, the standard led connector on the genesis hadn't enough power for the circuit to run it, so i decided to solder it somewhere on the board where i thought could work, well...

Hi, are there any Emulators out there which support using original Genesis catriges connected directly to the PC through some kind of interface and are there any shematics for this circuits out there (which only reads the part of the game which is processed at the moment not the whole thing...

Ive opened a Genesis Catridge, actually a Pal Megadrive one, and found that it consisted of four parts on the inside, the board of course, the chip, a 47uF Capacitor and an unidentified pink pat which looks like a diode to me but is labeled as C2 on the board, the board printing sugests it as a...

Mhh, good Idea, thanks ;), I never went into dev Foum becauyse i thought it ment software development ;)

Wrong world again ;), well thought something like that, no e-technicans in this forum i guess ;)

Hi, as far as I know the megadrive runs at about 7 MHz, novadays signal runtimes are a big deal, making sure that all the signals arrive at the same point at the processor, due to high speeds of modern processors there is not much space left, so all tracks on the board have to have the same...