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Asder Ntdec nt-102 - upgrade to discrete components board
This is an Asder nt-102. The NoaC was no longer working properly, so I decided to swap the motherboard to this brand new one with discrete components
The swap wasn't too difficult. I had to desolder the RCA and DC jack off the new motherboard and put them on the extender board, then desolder the 15pin connector from the original motherboard to install on this one. I added the power led to the rear panel and plugged the controllers in and soldered the power switch and it was done
Video output is very good. Audio is clear. However these are clone chips still, not authentic Nintendo ones. Still it makes for a much better clone than it was.
u/StrangeRetroRob — 10 days ago