[Sohokan]

RetroDan wrote:
Yes ; however, bear in mind that 0.6mm pitch is decidedly not industry standard, and the 0.8mm motherboard connection makes an off the shelf flex cable impossible.

SoWhat material do you use to set the path of the lcd pines for your ribbons?

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RetroDan wrote:
Hahaha hahaha!

See my VirtualCable and VirtualSolution threads…

So based on your posts to summarize it
30 pines
Pitch:.6 mm?

So there’s no sound coming from the vb
I can feel,the vibration all the time
What other posible issue could it be ?

speedyink wrote:
Good job! I’m glad to hear that patch worked a charm.

It does look like it could be a display problem.. If you’re good at fine soldering you could try soldering your ribbon cable in place of where that glue is holding on the display piece. You have to ‘scrape’ a bit of the insulated coating off the ribbon cable on that end.

Thanks
What kind of tools do I need?
Which other alternative are there a?

[Sohokan]

So now I’m.getting the following static red in 1 side and.no.image.in the other
I’m not sure if it’s a display ribbon problem
What do you recommend fixing it?

BTW, I place 7805 as fix

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Nes Freak wrote:
i still say be experimental 😛 wire it up directly to 5v usb power. i did it for the nes and it worked great 😛

How do you prose to do that?

So I took a better picture and the voltage regulator U8 in motherboard slot
Was burn out.
Should I buy a new one if so what’s the model number?
If not, what’s the alternative
Thanks

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So I took out this circuit
It burn out
Could you please advise what’s for and which is the replacement ?

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