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Anyone have a spare AV port

Mitch — 2008-02-04T11:04:39 -05.00

You might try finding junk SNES to pull them from...

Anyone have a spare AV port

Mitch — 2008-02-03T22:35:11 -05.00

Originally posted by: Zzap

Reading Mitch's original post, looks like he's looking to add one of the special AV connectors from a SNES, N64 or GC e.g. one of those flat ports that output the AV picture like this:

Yes exactly, I'm looking for the port that you can plug that cable into. The Famicom AV uses it as well. I could use standard A/V plugs but I thought it would look cooler to use the Nintendo version.

Mitch

Anyone have a spare AV port

Mitch — 2008-02-03T15:54:30 -05.00

Reading Mitch's original post, looks like he's looking to add one of the special AV connectors from a SNES, N64 or GC e.g. one of those flat ports that output the AV picture like this:

Anyone have a spare AV port

Mitch — 2008-02-03T14:23:14 -05.00

Are you looking for just the AV connectors or the whole AV circuit?
You can get AV connectors in any hi-fi store and the AV circuit can be built with some transistors and resistors.

I built a AV circuit for my pirate NES console and it actually worked, not perfect picture but better than no picture

Anyone have a spare AV port

Mitch — 2008-02-02T17:16:22 -05.00

I have a few RF units for toasters that are NOS, but no A/V ports. Only a handful of people might have them.
~~NGD

Anyone have a spare AV port

Mitch — 2008-02-02T17:04:36 -05.00

I'm hoping someone can help me out here.

I'm planing on modding a couple of top loaders for composite out and I wanted to use the Nintendo standard A/V out port that the SNES, N64 and GC use. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find anyone who will sell just the A/V port by itself. Does anyone know of some place that will sell just the port? Or if not, does anyone have a dead "parts" system that they wouldn't mind unsoldering the port from and selling it to me? I suppose I could always buy a broken system from ebay but I think the cost of shipping would make it unpractical.

Thanks,

Mitch