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@roelvdm3Registered February 20, 2010Active 1 year, 9 months ago
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Hey,

The serial number on my USA Virtual Boy is:
VN103938590

okay,

I tried to connect a 9 volt addapter to the batterypack pins on the vb but it still doesn’t start. So I think the batterypack is still ok?

An update! I plugged 4,5V directly into the virtualboy controller port and it booted!

So what now? it must be the controler?

No, I dont hear music and the mirrors don’t start moving. (i have checked the controller and it giver power to the vb.

agree with TheForce81 😀

hi,
(We’re almost there) what kind a capacitor do I need (a modelnumber?)

  • This reply was modified 14 years, 8 months ago by roelvdm3.

hi,
thanks for the fast responses, I read them over and saw you also mentiond LM1086 you sad it would produce less heat. Is the wirering still the same then?

You also mentiond that, I micht had to install 2 caps. what are these? (said I am dutch so I won’t understand everything in english).
Kind regards,
Roelvdm3

I treid putting 4,5 and 6v directly into the virtualboy but didn’t help…
I see (read) that the nintendo regulator has 6 pins I am looking now at a 7805 regulator and it only has 3 pins what will be the wirering then?

hi,
I hear nothing, not even the mirors. I have treid both ways, a (homemade) ac adaptor and the batterypack. I have checked the power suply cabel with a multimeter and the controller outputs power. so that makes me think it’s something inside the VB it self. My plan is as followed I open up the VB, solder out the regulator, drive to the neerest electronic store, and buy a new regulator.
Kind regards,
Roelvdm3

Edit:
I am plannig to buy this gamebit.

  • This reply was modified 14 years, 8 months ago by roelvdm3.