The first of a few to come.
- Recapped.
- SRAM battery replaced.
- 2MB RAM
- PSU replaced with Mattsoft's PSU replacement PCB (you can use either an ATX PSU or a Pico*).
- Gave it a 36 hour burn in playing a game (I will have that music burned into my brain for the next year I swear).
- Floppy drives have been tested with 50 reads each with 0 failures.
Pics:
http://imgur.com/a/y87mDhH
*if you intend to use the floppy drives and run actual disks, I would not recommend the Pico. It has a rough time running the drives and console at once. You can see the lights dim as it reads.
Pricing has been rough for me to figure out. So I'm going to test the waters at a few hundred under YAJ for a running system and just see how things go. I'm also going to offer a few options as I think it will work out best that way.
$850 - 2 working floppy drives.
$800 - 1 working floppy drive (good for SD2SCSI folks as they'll have the ability to reinstall the SXSI driver themselves when the battery gets changed again).
$750 - No working floppies (for the people who intend to install a floppy emulator or some sort and won't want/need them anyway).
Things you'll still need:
- Pico or ATX PSU
- Controller (same as MSX, etc. Genesis will *not* work)
- RGB cable
- If you want to run SD2SCSI you'll also need a keyboard adapter.
- Any expansion cards you may want.
Happy to answer any and all questions you may have!
- Recapped.
- SRAM battery replaced.
- 2MB RAM
- PSU replaced with Mattsoft's PSU replacement PCB (you can use either an ATX PSU or a Pico*).
- Gave it a 36 hour burn in playing a game (I will have that music burned into my brain for the next year I swear).
- Floppy drives have been tested with 50 reads each with 0 failures.
Pics:
http://imgur.com/a/y87mDhH
*if you intend to use the floppy drives and run actual disks, I would not recommend the Pico. It has a rough time running the drives and console at once. You can see the lights dim as it reads.
Pricing has been rough for me to figure out. So I'm going to test the waters at a few hundred under YAJ for a running system and just see how things go. I'm also going to offer a few options as I think it will work out best that way.
$850 - 2 working floppy drives.
$800 - 1 working floppy drive (good for SD2SCSI folks as they'll have the ability to reinstall the SXSI driver themselves when the battery gets changed again).
$750 - No working floppies (for the people who intend to install a floppy emulator or some sort and won't want/need them anyway).
Things you'll still need:
- Pico or ATX PSU
- Controller (same as MSX, etc. Genesis will *not* work)
- RGB cable
- If you want to run SD2SCSI you'll also need a keyboard adapter.
- Any expansion cards you may want.
Happy to answer any and all questions you may have!