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Re: Nintendo DS Lite: GBA Cartridge filler
No idea, my guess is just to keep the contacts clean and working. I know the smaller GBA cartridges are coming out for the DS lite version of Opera.
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Re: Nintendo DS Lite: GBA Cartridge filler
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But yeah, anyone with any idea on how to take advantage of the circuit board (solder an LED or two to it? something), I'd love to hear'm. edit: and if anyone knows of the two contacts that provide electricity to the cartridge (I don't know anything about cartridge technology, but I'm assuming at least one or two provide voltage to help generate the signals sent back to the CPU of any computer), that may help... ![]() Last edited by JoeXIII'007 : 16-07-2006 at 01:59. |
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