PCEngine external RGB SCART. No internal modification required. Order thread.

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Not long, it's 16 welds, a bit of hot glue and some testing for each cable. So as long as I'm not at work, or distracted by the kids, it'd probably be done in a day or two. :)
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Cheers. Just fired over the deposit. I assume with these using the amp board that if I wanted to do an internal mod in the future then I can just use the same board? Something I'm thinking about as I'd like to get a CD unit eventually.
 
flibblesan said:
r0jaws said:
Not long, it's 16 welds, a bit of hot glue and some testing for each cable. So as long as I'm not at work, or distracted by the kids, it'd probably be done in a day or two. :)
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Cheers. Just fired over the deposit. I assume with these using the amp board that if I wanted to do an internal mod in the future then I can just use the same board? Something I'm thinking about as I'd like to get a CD unit eventually.
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Yes if you like, you'd just need to open the box, and desolder the connections. Although, I will be fixing the amps in place with plenty of hot glue. If you want me to secure yours in a less permanent way, let me know and I'll use something a little less difficult to remove.
 
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flibblesan said:
r0jaws said:
Not long, it's 16 welds, a bit of hot glue and some testing for each cable. So as long as I'm not at work, or distracted by the kids, it'd probably be done in a day or two. :)
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Cheers. Just fired over the deposit. I assume with these using the amp board that if I wanted to do an internal mod in the future then I can just use the same board? Something I'm thinking about as I'd like to get a CD unit eventually.
Click to expand...

Yes if you like, you'd just need to open the box, and desolder the connections. Although, I will be fixing the amps in place with plenty of hot glue. If you want me to secure yours in a less permanent way, let me know and I'll use something a little less difficult to remove.
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Brilliant, thank you. I'll be using the cable for a while but it'll be nice to have the ability to recycle the board in a future mod as it seems a lot easier to install.

scrappysphinx: Cheers for that link.
 
Hey folks

Sorry for all the delays. Had a production issue. This has been sorted out and the amps will be shipped tomorrow!


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Nice work! They look so nice one next to the other... these little babies will be over the world after r0jaws gives them the magical touch!
 
Yes it has occurred to me that this is quite the international enterprise. ;)

Thanks for the update Todd, I'm looking forward to getting these so that I can finish the cables off and get them on their way to their new homes.
 
Ooooh goodie! now I just need to figure what game deserves to be played first in glorious RGB '0' Vision on my TG16
 
Hello, i am new there...
I am really super interested by this product... It looks great...
I would like 3 rgb cables. one for my coregrafx 1 and 2 for two for coregrafx 2 of friends.
Is it possible ?
That's great to found that kind of stuff on a site called amibay. (I also got an Amiga 500 since 1990... it still works, super machine...).
Regards.

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That's great...
 
@ sergei277, you have PM.

Good news guys, the Amps have arrived! :)
Unfortunately, I have a professional assessment at the end of the week, so I am obliged to spend the majority of my free time studying towards that. However, I will do my best to get the first batch done and dusted over the weekend and on it's way out to you all. Standby to receive PM.
 
Nice one, good luck on the assessment mate. :-)
 
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