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Product Link Component Guide 5MM LED (Assorted Colors) PCB Location: LED1 Choose the LED color that suits your style. If you're installing a new LED, make sure the longer lead (the positive/anode side) is positioned to the left, as indicated by the "+" sym...

Component Guide CR2032 3V Battery CR2032 batteries typically have a lifespan of roughly 10 - 20 years depending on their use and environment. Given the age of the GameCube, the original battery should be replaced. Included with this kit is a new CR2032 3V li...

Release Dates JP: September 14, 2001 NA: November 18, 2001 EU: May 3, 2002 AU: May 17, 2002 Discontinued world wide in 2007. Technical Specifications CPU 485 MHz IBM "Gekko" PowerPC CPU based on the 750CXe and 750FX GPU ATI Flippe...

Component Guide Capacitors Total of 5 radial capacitors. Voltage Farad Temp. Quantity 35v 4.7uF 85 4 16v 2200uF 1 Styrene Capacitors Total of 2 axial styrene capacitors for a...

The Sega Dreamcast, released in late 1998 in Japan and 1999 in North America and Europe, was Sega’s final home console and a technically advanced system for its time. It featured a custom Hitachi SH-4 RISC processor running at 200 MHz and a PowerVR2 CLX2 GPU c...

PCB revisions run from NES-CPU-01 to -11.  Revisions below -05 will have noticeably poorer video output than later revisions.  Revisions -10 and -11 use circuitry to try to defeat the lockout defeaters of the unlicensed cartridges.   NES-CPU-02 - 2A03E/2C02...

Component Guide 47uF 10v Capacitor Location: CE1 Capacitors keep a consistent flow of electricity to other components. They typically have a lifespan of 20 - 30 years and given the age of most Dreamcasts it is recommended to replace the capacitor now as pre...

Capacitor Guide Capacitors play a crucial role in maintaining a steady flow of current to other components. With a typical lifespan of 20–30 years—and considering the age of most NES consoles—the original capacitors have likely reached or exceeded their expec...

Capacitor Guide Capacitors play a crucial role in maintaining a steady flow of current to other components. With a typical lifespan of 20–30 years, and considering the age of most NES consoles, the original capacitors have likely reached or exceeded their exp...