Recent content by Fooziex

Yes. There is a guy selling one cheap. I think that I will make the deal now that I know the hardware is very good. Sega and Nintendo consoles are great hardware ( the exception is the original NES with that wacky cartridge connector :lol: ). But I still think that sega ones are way better...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...0&category=3656 Looks interesting.

I wouldn't install Nimo, as not only is it huge, but it is also supposedly dangerous to install. I've heard that it contains spyware (from Divx Pro), and that often after installing the Nimo pack, a resinstall is required to fix the irreversible problems it causes. I'm not sure that the latter...

I think I see it. Is it supposd to be black? (because it might have turned black when I broke it) It says F1 next to it.

Are there people who enjoy Sewer Shark?

My minimal knowledge of electronics stops at basic circuit diagramming, Would the fuse be the 'I' shaped thing, the 'O' shaped thing or something else?

I'll try to find a picture of a Saturn and show where it lit up. I wasn't even using a screwdriver, or even anything metal, really. I had a paperclip holding the drive bay status detector to the closed position with electrical tape, and was adjusting it when the light appeared for maybe a second...

I had a hard time shooting, but I don't think I had the same problem as you. I couldn't shoot any of the diagonals. I assumed that it was that my cheap keyboard wouldn't send more than 2 key combinations, so I got a new keyboard and now it works.

Not the power light. It was either the A/C cable, or "R63" or "VR1" on the gold circuit board.

I was trying to circumvent the system that detects wheter the CD-ROM drive bay for my Saturn (with the power on), and there was a small green flash of light emitted either from the A/C adapter or the <green thing (resistor?)> in front of it. Now it won't turn on. I knew it was a mistake to have...