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Post by Falcom Director of Fanservice on Mar 12, 2007 23:16:22 GMT -5
What does one do when that battery dies? I have a Link to the Past and possibly an Ys III with dead or dying batteries, and I'd like to get 'em fixed. Hopefully on the cheap.
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Leroy
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Post by Leroy on Mar 12, 2007 23:23:41 GMT -5
Can you solder? If so, buy some CR2032 batteries and replace them yourself. You'll of course need the proper bits to open the cartridges.. you can get them on eBay very cheap.
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Post by Falcom Director of Fanservice on Mar 13, 2007 1:23:58 GMT -5
I cannot solder, and would not trust my shaky arthritic (no joke) hands with something so precious as SNES carts if I could. =[
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Post by Grave on Mar 13, 2007 16:18:51 GMT -5
I cannot solder, and would not trust my shaky arthritic (no joke) hands with something so precious as SNES carts if I could. =[ You can do it with just electrical tape. A lot of it. Supposedly it'll hold, but... well, I'm skeptical. I suppose if you don't move your carts much it'll be dandy. |
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Post by Inochi 命 on Mar 13, 2007 22:35:11 GMT -5
wow... ive had a lot of SNES carts for the majority of my life and ive never experienced this, nor thought it could ever possibly happen. did you literally play the heck out of those games or something?  ALttP is one of my most played games ever. |
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Post by Falcom Director of Fanservice on Mar 15, 2007 16:54:11 GMT -5
I daresay it's just luck of the draw. Though I did get Ys III used via Ebay...
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Post by Gillian Seed on Mar 17, 2007 3:55:43 GMT -5
I had to do that with my Phantasy Star 2  |
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ALttP is one of my most played games ever.
