Featuring Tatsujin, Batman, Beast (among others) and me slagging
someone off again.

www.pcengine.co.uk

iTunes

http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=9994

http://www.podcastpickle.com/casts/?4450

Out now! All snow level tunes to give you that festive feelin'.

www.pcengine.co.uk for details

...and it's extra long to keep you company on those cold winter nights.

http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=9994
www.pcengine.co.uk
or iTunes (recommended...it's updated quicker)

http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=9994

Featuring such classics as Coryoon and Jackie Chan. Enjoy (^_^)

Generally, most online Duo CD images are pretty crappy.

If you do manage to track down a quality copy, Most PCE systems should
play them alright.

In my personal experiece, both my Turbo Duos played cdr's flawlessly
and even handled the crappiest downloaded games alright.

My Duo RX however, has trouble playing even the best cdr games and
won't really run downloaded games at all.

And the one white PCE CD-ROM that I've tried cdr's on didn't handle
them too well either.

But its not much of a problem, since 95% of PCE/Duo games ae now dirt
cheap and even Dracula X is only $75 - $150, which is what I was paying
for all PCE imports back in the day.

I'd suggest doing what I do with roms/emulation/video & music downloads.
Test the game out on your computer, and if ts worth it to you, go buy
the original to play on your hardware.

Alright then. I'll try picking up some high end CD-Rs and give it a
shot. If that doesn't work then I'll have to buy a copy of magic
engine. Still cheaper than paying $150 for a single game.

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, ? <crazy_tejano@y...> wrote:
>
> I've got some bad news and some possibly bad news.
>
> PC engine CD's and Turbo Duos generally don't liked
> burned media.
>
> The Japanese Duo-R takes it a bit better.
>
> My Suggestion is that you try using a really good CD,
> like Sony, and burn it at 1X (yes one-X) (using
> dao-96, I think (I would check on that))
>
> --- Michael Ayala <thebarger2000@y...> wrote:
>
> > Well, now that I have my PC Engine functioning, I
> > really want to play
> > Dracula X. I managed to burn it to a CD-RW and play
> > it on Magic
> > Engine, but for some reason my PC Engine won't take
> > to it. Any ideas?
> >
> >
> >
> > Oh, and the next time I post a message it won't be
> > about a problem. -_-
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>

I've got some bad news and some possibly bad news.

PC engine CD's and Turbo Duos generally don't liked
burned media.

The Japanese Duo-R takes it a bit better.

My Suggestion is that you try using a really good CD,
like Sony, and burn it at 1X (yes one-X) (using
dao-96, I think (I would check on that))

--- Michael Ayala <thebarger2000@...> wrote:

> Well, now that I have my PC Engine functioning, I
> really want to play
> Dracula X. I managed to burn it to a CD-RW and play
> it on Magic
> Engine, but for some reason my PC Engine won't take
> to it. Any ideas?
>
>
>
> Oh, and the next time I post a message it won't be
> about a problem. -_-
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Well, now that I have my PC Engine functioning, I really want to play
Dracula X. I managed to burn it to a CD-RW and play it on Magic
Engine, but for some reason my PC Engine won't take to it. Any ideas?



Oh, and the next time I post a message it won't be about a problem. -_-

I'll be sure to check it out in just a minute, you know how much I
loved the first one!

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, yop_sunteam <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
>
> http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=9994
>
> Includes classics like CD Denjin and Long Nosed Goblin...go listen!
>

http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=9994

Includes classics like CD Denjin and Long Nosed Goblin...go listen!

Awesome, I'm glad everything worked out!
--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Ayala"
<thebarger2000@y...> wrote:
>
> Alright, I managed to figure it out. The PC Engine Duo-R needs a 9v,
> 1500 amp AV adaptor with a "C" plug. Glad I finally managed to make it
> work...
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...> wrote:
> >
> > There always seems to be power supply problems in the TG16/PCE
> > community. I'm afraid I can't really help you for this, except maybe
> > ask that person on PC Engine FX what type of AC adapter he has exactly
> > and look for that on Radio Shack's website or elsewhere online. By the
> > way, Radio Shack employees never seem to know much about electronics
> > and they overcharge their items for way more than what they should be
> > worth.
> >
> > --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Ayala"
> > <thebarger2000@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi, I'm new to the group and from what I can tell everyone here
knows
> > > a lot about the PC Engine. I recently bought a PC Engine Duo R,
but I
> > > don't have an appropriate power supply. I looked at the other
> > > messages, and found that I had to buy a specific part from Radio
> > > Shack, but when I looked for it I was unable to find it. Instead, I
> > > bought a "Multi-Voltage 1000mA Power Adapter" that has several
> > > different plugs. I was told by the salesman to use the "M" plug
on the
> > > positive end, but that doesn't seem to be working. Does anybody have
> > > an idea?
> > >
> >
>

Alright, I managed to figure it out. The PC Engine Duo-R needs a 9v,
1500 amp AV adaptor with a "C" plug. Glad I finally managed to make it
work...
--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...> wrote:
>
> There always seems to be power supply problems in the TG16/PCE
> community. I'm afraid I can't really help you for this, except maybe
> ask that person on PC Engine FX what type of AC adapter he has exactly
> and look for that on Radio Shack's website or elsewhere online. By the
> way, Radio Shack employees never seem to know much about electronics
> and they overcharge their items for way more than what they should be
> worth.
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Ayala"
> <thebarger2000@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi, I'm new to the group and from what I can tell everyone here knows
> > a lot about the PC Engine. I recently bought a PC Engine Duo R, but I
> > don't have an appropriate power supply. I looked at the other
> > messages, and found that I had to buy a specific part from Radio
> > Shack, but when I looked for it I was unable to find it. Instead, I
> > bought a "Multi-Voltage 1000mA Power Adapter" that has several
> > different plugs. I was told by the salesman to use the "M" plug on the
> > positive end, but that doesn't seem to be working. Does anybody have
> > an idea?
> >
>

That's unfortunate. My friend happens to have a TG16 that he never
uses, so I'm going to try to borrow his AC Adaptor. With any luck it
will work for the Duo. Thanks for trying.

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...> wrote:
>
> There always seems to be power supply problems in the TG16/PCE
> community. I'm afraid I can't really help you for this, except maybe
> ask that person on PC Engine FX what type of AC adapter he has exactly
> and look for that on Radio Shack's website or elsewhere online. By the
> way, Radio Shack employees never seem to know much about electronics
> and they overcharge their items for way more than what they should be
> worth.
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Ayala"
> <thebarger2000@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi, I'm new to the group and from what I can tell everyone here knows
> > a lot about the PC Engine. I recently bought a PC Engine Duo R, but I
> > don't have an appropriate power supply. I looked at the other
> > messages, and found that I had to buy a specific part from Radio
> > Shack, but when I looked for it I was unable to find it. Instead, I
> > bought a "Multi-Voltage 1000mA Power Adapter" that has several
> > different plugs. I was told by the salesman to use the "M" plug on the
> > positive end, but that doesn't seem to be working. Does anybody have
> > an idea?
> >
>

There always seems to be power supply problems in the TG16/PCE
community. I'm afraid I can't really help you for this, except maybe
ask that person on PC Engine FX what type of AC adapter he has exactly
and look for that on Radio Shack's website or elsewhere online. By the
way, Radio Shack employees never seem to know much about electronics
and they overcharge their items for way more than what they should be
worth.

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Ayala"
<thebarger2000@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm new to the group and from what I can tell everyone here knows
> a lot about the PC Engine. I recently bought a PC Engine Duo R, but I
> don't have an appropriate power supply. I looked at the other
> messages, and found that I had to buy a specific part from Radio
> Shack, but when I looked for it I was unable to find it. Instead, I
> bought a "Multi-Voltage 1000mA Power Adapter" that has several
> different plugs. I was told by the salesman to use the "M" plug on the
> positive end, but that doesn't seem to be working. Does anybody have
> an idea?
>

Hi, I'm new to the group and from what I can tell everyone here knows
a lot about the PC Engine. I recently bought a PC Engine Duo R, but I
don't have an appropriate power supply. I looked at the other
messages, and found that I had to buy a specific part from Radio
Shack, but when I looked for it I was unable to find it. Instead, I
bought a "Multi-Voltage 1000mA Power Adapter" that has several
different plugs. I was told by the salesman to use the "M" plug on the
positive end, but that doesn't seem to be working. Does anybody have
an idea?

Awesome. Please keep us updated.



--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, yop_sunteam <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> I may release episode 2 early so keep your eyes open. (^_^)
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...>
wrote:
> > Best PC Engine radio station to date! Outstanding show!
> > --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, yop_sunteam
<no_reply@y...>
> > wrote:
> > > Check out www.pcengine.co.uk for a link to PC Engine City - It's
a
> new
> > > podcast I'm doing featuring CD and chip sound. New episodes
> monthly
> > > (probably).

I may release episode 2 early so keep your eyes open. (^_^)

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...> wrote:
> Best PC Engine radio station to date! Outstanding show!
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, yop_sunteam <no_reply@y...>
> wrote:
> > Check out www.pcengine.co.uk for a link to PC Engine City - It's a
new
> > podcast I'm doing featuring CD and chip sound. New episodes
monthly
> > (probably).

Best PC Engine radio station to date! Outstanding show!
--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, yop_sunteam <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> Check out www.pcengine.co.uk for a link to PC Engine City - It's a new
> podcast I'm doing featuring CD and chip sound. New episodes monthly
> (probably).

Awesome. Nice work man. Its cool to see someone actually get their
hands dirty and put something together like this instead of just
posting individual mp3's online.


--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, yop_sunteam <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> Check out www.pcengine.co.uk for a link to PC Engine City - It's a
new
> podcast I'm doing featuring CD and chip sound. New episodes monthly
> (probably).

Check out www.pcengine.co.uk for a link to PC Engine City - It's a new
podcast I'm doing featuring CD and chip sound. New episodes monthly
(probably).

HI!

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your game: ( i LEAVE ALSO A POST in Pcenginefx.com FORUM)

- Ys Book I & II(Duo Pack In) brand new/sealed + bonus manual(some
crinkles): $25 + $4 shipping within North America(PayPal)

I LIVE IN ITALY, IS IT A PROBLEM FOR YOU?

My E-Bay account : nemaimoscia

IF YOU HAVE IT YET, CAN I PAY TO YOU on the 15th of october and
obviously after you send me it?

Now bye and reply me soon!

This guy has one boxed/complete for sale for $175:

dean@...

I've dealt with him and he's the best.



--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "matthewab2001"
<matthewab2001@y...> wrote:
> Its all working great now, thanks for your help. All I need to do if
> find a Super CD-ROM2 unit, so far nothing on ebay :(
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
> <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > Yeah, I assume that a closer match would be safer.
> >
> > I've also heard of complications with using foreign systems in
> > different regions. Supposedly, using a japanese system in North
> > America makes it draw more power than it needs... or something.
> >
> > But as long as it works, I'd say just play it as is, unless you
can
> > sort something out better in the future.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "matthewab2001"
> > <matthewab2001@y...> wrote:
> > > --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
> > > <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > > > Welcome to the Group!
> > >
> > > Thank you very much, and your post was most helpfull. We do not
> > have a
> > > radio shack here in rainy England, but there are similar stores
so
> > > I`ll shop around. I got the machine to power up using a 10 Volt
> > 2000mA
> > > adaptor, but I guess i`d be better off getting a better match
than
> > > that right?
> > >
> > > > Are those specs you listed from the poer supply that you use
for
> > your
> > > > Turbo Duo? Because the official Duo power supply's specs are:
> > > >
> > > > Input: AC120V 60Hz 16W
> > > > Output: DC10V 1000mA
> > > > (+)--o)--(-)
> > >
> > > Yes the specs are from my Turbo Duo power supply. My Turbo Duo`s
> > > CD-ROM drive keeps failing and I even sent the power supply
away to
> > a
> > > PC engine specialist repair center with the console and they
said
> > the
> > > PSU should be fine. When we put a voltage tester on it at work,
it
> > > seemed to be outputting slightly more than 10 volts, but of
course
> > > thats not under any load.
> > >
> > > > But according to Turbo Zone Direct, you can use a power
supply
> > from
> > > > Radio Shack on your Duo that has the following specs:
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Radio Shack part #273-1772
> > > >
> > > > 9V 1300mA
> > > >
> > > > "Ask for a "Q" tip (don't let them charge you another $4.99,
a
> > tip is
> > > > included. It better be for $20.00.)
> > > >
> > > > The tip must be center positive when you plug it into the
> > adapter."
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Now, just because it will work, doesn't mean that it is
healthy
> > for
> > > > your system in the long run.
> > > >
> > > Thats what i`m most worried about now, using a PSU that seems
to be
> > > quite a bit more powerful than the original from NEC.
> > >
> > > As for the switch at the back of the console, I tried it in both
> > > positions and it does not seem to make any difference. I read on
> > > another forum that some games actually run better if the switch
is
> > set
> > > to 2 as then they take advantage of the increase in the
Supergrafx`s
> > > CPU speed and suffer from less slow down.
> > >
> > > The only game I couldn`t load was Bloody Wolf, which is a US
> > turbochip
> > > game. I tried with my adaptor but all I got was a yellow
screen.
> > I`ve
> > > never tried the adaptor to convert US game to JAP console, only
the
> > > other way around, I guess I need a different adaptor?

Its all working great now, thanks for your help. All I need to do if
find a Super CD-ROM2 unit, so far nothing on ebay :(

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Yeah, I assume that a closer match would be safer.
>
> I've also heard of complications with using foreign systems in
> different regions. Supposedly, using a japanese system in North
> America makes it draw more power than it needs... or something.
>
> But as long as it works, I'd say just play it as is, unless you can
> sort something out better in the future.
>
>
>
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "matthewab2001"
> <matthewab2001@y...> wrote:
> > --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
> > <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > > Welcome to the Group!
> >
> > Thank you very much, and your post was most helpfull. We do not
> have a
> > radio shack here in rainy England, but there are similar stores so
> > I`ll shop around. I got the machine to power up using a 10 Volt
> 2000mA
> > adaptor, but I guess i`d be better off getting a better match than
> > that right?
> >
> > > Are those specs you listed from the poer supply that you use for
> your
> > > Turbo Duo? Because the official Duo power supply's specs are:
> > >
> > > Input: AC120V 60Hz 16W
> > > Output: DC10V 1000mA
> > > (+)--o)--(-)
> >
> > Yes the specs are from my Turbo Duo power supply. My Turbo Duo`s
> > CD-ROM drive keeps failing and I even sent the power supply away to
> a
> > PC engine specialist repair center with the console and they said
> the
> > PSU should be fine. When we put a voltage tester on it at work, it
> > seemed to be outputting slightly more than 10 volts, but of course
> > thats not under any load.
> >
> > > But according to Turbo Zone Direct, you can use a power supply
> from
> > > Radio Shack on your Duo that has the following specs:
> > >
> > >
> > > Radio Shack part #273-1772
> > >
> > > 9V 1300mA
> > >
> > > "Ask for a "Q" tip (don't let them charge you another $4.99, a
> tip is
> > > included. It better be for $20.00.)
> > >
> > > The tip must be center positive when you plug it into the
> adapter."
> > >
> > >
> > > Now, just because it will work, doesn't mean that it is healthy
> for
> > > your system in the long run.
> > >
> > Thats what i`m most worried about now, using a PSU that seems to be
> > quite a bit more powerful than the original from NEC.
> >
> > As for the switch at the back of the console, I tried it in both
> > positions and it does not seem to make any difference. I read on
> > another forum that some games actually run better if the switch is
> set
> > to 2 as then they take advantage of the increase in the Supergrafx`s
> > CPU speed and suffer from less slow down.
> >
> > The only game I couldn`t load was Bloody Wolf, which is a US
> turbochip
> > game. I tried with my adaptor but all I got was a yellow screen.
> I`ve
> > never tried the adaptor to convert US game to JAP console, only the
> > other way around, I guess I need a different adaptor?

Yeah, I assume that a closer match would be safer.

I've also heard of complications with using foreign systems in
different regions. Supposedly, using a japanese system in North
America makes it draw more power than it needs... or something.

But as long as it works, I'd say just play it as is, unless you can
sort something out better in the future.




--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "matthewab2001"
<matthewab2001@y...> wrote:
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
> <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > Welcome to the Group!
>
> Thank you very much, and your post was most helpfull. We do not
have a
> radio shack here in rainy England, but there are similar stores so
> I`ll shop around. I got the machine to power up using a 10 Volt
2000mA
> adaptor, but I guess i`d be better off getting a better match than
> that right?
>
> > Are those specs you listed from the poer supply that you use for
your
> > Turbo Duo? Because the official Duo power supply's specs are:
> >
> > Input: AC120V 60Hz 16W
> > Output: DC10V 1000mA
> > (+)--o)--(-)
>
> Yes the specs are from my Turbo Duo power supply. My Turbo Duo`s
> CD-ROM drive keeps failing and I even sent the power supply away to
a
> PC engine specialist repair center with the console and they said
the
> PSU should be fine. When we put a voltage tester on it at work, it
> seemed to be outputting slightly more than 10 volts, but of course
> thats not under any load.
>
> > But according to Turbo Zone Direct, you can use a power supply
from
> > Radio Shack on your Duo that has the following specs:
> >
> >
> > Radio Shack part #273-1772
> >
> > 9V 1300mA
> >
> > "Ask for a "Q" tip (don't let them charge you another $4.99, a
tip is
> > included. It better be for $20.00.)
> >
> > The tip must be center positive when you plug it into the
adapter."
> >
> >
> > Now, just because it will work, doesn't mean that it is healthy
for
> > your system in the long run.
> >
> Thats what i`m most worried about now, using a PSU that seems to be
> quite a bit more powerful than the original from NEC.
>
> As for the switch at the back of the console, I tried it in both
> positions and it does not seem to make any difference. I read on
> another forum that some games actually run better if the switch is
set
> to 2 as then they take advantage of the increase in the Supergrafx`s
> CPU speed and suffer from less slow down.
>
> The only game I couldn`t load was Bloody Wolf, which is a US
turbochip
> game. I tried with my adaptor but all I got was a yellow screen.
I`ve
> never tried the adaptor to convert US game to JAP console, only the
> other way around, I guess I need a different adaptor?

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Welcome to the Group!

Thank you very much, and your post was most helpfull. We do not have a
radio shack here in rainy England, but there are similar stores so
I`ll shop around. I got the machine to power up using a 10 Volt 2000mA
adaptor, but I guess i`d be better off getting a better match than
that right?

> Are those specs you listed from the poer supply that you use for your
> Turbo Duo? Because the official Duo power supply's specs are:
>
> Input: AC120V 60Hz 16W
> Output: DC10V 1000mA
> (+)--o)--(-)

Yes the specs are from my Turbo Duo power supply. My Turbo Duo`s
CD-ROM drive keeps failing and I even sent the power supply away to a
PC engine specialist repair center with the console and they said the
PSU should be fine. When we put a voltage tester on it at work, it
seemed to be outputting slightly more than 10 volts, but of course
thats not under any load.

> But according to Turbo Zone Direct, you can use a power supply from
> Radio Shack on your Duo that has the following specs:
>
>
> Radio Shack part #273-1772
>
> 9V 1300mA
>
> "Ask for a "Q" tip (don't let them charge you another $4.99, a tip is
> included. It better be for $20.00.)
>
> The tip must be center positive when you plug it into the adapter."
>
>
> Now, just because it will work, doesn't mean that it is healthy for
> your system in the long run.
>
Thats what i`m most worried about now, using a PSU that seems to be
quite a bit more powerful than the original from NEC.

As for the switch at the back of the console, I tried it in both
positions and it does not seem to make any difference. I read on
another forum that some games actually run better if the switch is set
to 2 as then they take advantage of the increase in the Supergrafx`s
CPU speed and suffer from less slow down.

The only game I couldn`t load was Bloody Wolf, which is a US turbochip
game. I tried with my adaptor but all I got was a yellow screen. I`ve
never tried the adaptor to convert US game to JAP console, only the
other way around, I guess I need a different adaptor?

Welcome to the Group!

Are those specs you listed from the poer supply that you use for your
Turbo Duo? Because the official Duo power supply's specs are:

Input: AC120V 60Hz 16W
Output: DC10V 1000mA
(+)--o)--(-)

But according to Turbo Zone Direct, you can use a power supply from
Radio Shack on your Duo that has the following specs:


Radio Shack part #273-1772

9V 1300mA

"Ask for a "Q" tip (don't let them charge you another $4.99, a tip is
included. It better be for $20.00.)

The tip must be center positive when you plug it into the adapter."


Now, just because it will work, doesn't mean that it is healthy for
your system in the long run.

According to member delbo_99 in a post 5 years ago:

"The official NEC PSU for the Super Grafx was the model # PAD-113,
its specs were as follows: Input AC100V 50/60Hz 16VA Output DC9V
800mA (negative tip)."


According to this FAQ-

http://einsteinsbreakfast.com/snes/docs/voltages.txt

-the Turbo Duo uses a positive tip.

So that might be your problem right there.

Personally, I'd try to find a suitable replacement at Radio Shack and
risk wearing the system down the road. Chance are you'll have to
replave the system eventually anyway.

However, if you can confirm at some point that the system is powering
on, there is one very important thing you must do. On the back of the
Supergrafx is a small switch. It looks identical to a channel switch.
What it actually does though, is switch the system between being a
SGX and a PCE.

If its set to be a SGX and you're trying to play a PC Engine game,
then you'll usually just get a white screen.

I hope that helps you out. Let me know if you have any other
questions.







--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "matthewab2001"
<matthewab2001@y...> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I`m new here and I just found this group while googling for answers
> for this problem, so I thought I`d pick your brains. I have two PC
> Engine consoles at the moment, a US turbo duo and a japanese
> SuperGrafx. I recieved the Japanese SuperGrafx machine yesterday
from
> somebody on ebay without a power supply and I checked on the bottom
of
> the unit and it is expecting a 9Volt DC input so I took the power
> supply from my Turbo Duo and connected it, put in my nearly new
Jackie
> Chan Jap HUCARD, turned the machine on but I cannot get anything out
> of the system whatsoever (the TV says no signal, as if the console
is
> not even turned on, yes I have triple checked connections)
>
> The specs of my power supply are (according to the top of it)
>
> In 240V AC 50hz
> Out 9V DC 1.4A
>
> And the supply works perfect with my US Turbo Duo, can anyone tell
me
> if this should work with the Supergrafx too? I read you could also
use
> a Megadrive PSU but the connector from mine doesnt seem to be the
> right size to physically fit into the Supergrafx.
>
> Any help would grately be appreciated as I`m getting Macross
> withdrawal since the CD drive in my Duo stopped working :)

Hi all

I`m new here and I just found this group while googling for answers
for this problem, so I thought I`d pick your brains. I have two PC
Engine consoles at the moment, a US turbo duo and a japanese
SuperGrafx. I recieved the Japanese SuperGrafx machine yesterday from
somebody on ebay without a power supply and I checked on the bottom of
the unit and it is expecting a 9Volt DC input so I took the power
supply from my Turbo Duo and connected it, put in my nearly new Jackie
Chan Jap HUCARD, turned the machine on but I cannot get anything out
of the system whatsoever (the TV says no signal, as if the console is
not even turned on, yes I have triple checked connections)

The specs of my power supply are (according to the top of it)

In 240V AC 50hz
Out 9V DC 1.4A

And the supply works perfect with my US Turbo Duo, can anyone tell me
if this should work with the Supergrafx too? I read you could also use
a Megadrive PSU but the connector from mine doesnt seem to be the
right size to physically fit into the Supergrafx.

Any help would grately be appreciated as I`m getting Macross
withdrawal since the CD drive in my Duo stopped working :)

The scene with Kabuki and Kikugoro having their "transforming face
off" was unforgettable! :D

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> The "Pink Buffoon" is always jealous of Japan's number one star.
>
>
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...>
> wrote:
> > You are one lucky bastard, Kabuki! Don't let Kikugoro find out about
> > these deals!
> >
> > --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
> > <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > > Today I picked up a Turbovision at a flea market for $50 Can. Its
> in
> > > pretty good condition and I've continuely forgotton to pick up a
> new
> > > one after parting with my damaged original many years ago.
> > >
> > > Last weekend at a different flea market, I found a nearmint Klax
> case
> > > +
> > > manual with a mint Order Of The Griffin HuCard inside for $3.
> > >
> > > Within a week before that I bought the following new Turbo games
> at a
> > > local video game store for $5 each- Forgotton Worlds x 2, John
> Madden
> > > Duo CD Football, Cotton, Ys Book I & II (Duo pack-in). All but 2
> were
> > > sealed.
> > >
> > > I don't usually find so many Turbo/PCE items in general, let
> alone
> > > great deals, but I always keep an eye out.

The "Pink Buffoon" is always jealous of Japan's number one star.



--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "k3ranu" <k3ranu@y...>
wrote:
> You are one lucky bastard, Kabuki! Don't let Kikugoro find out about
> these deals!
>
> --- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
> <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > Today I picked up a Turbovision at a flea market for $50 Can. Its
in
> > pretty good condition and I've continuely forgotton to pick up a
new
> > one after parting with my damaged original many years ago.
> >
> > Last weekend at a different flea market, I found a nearmint Klax
case
> > +
> > manual with a mint Order Of The Griffin HuCard inside for $3.
> >
> > Within a week before that I bought the following new Turbo games
at a
> > local video game store for $5 each- Forgotton Worlds x 2, John
Madden
> > Duo CD Football, Cotton, Ys Book I & II (Duo pack-in). All but 2
were
> > sealed.
> >
> > I don't usually find so many Turbo/PCE items in general, let
alone
> > great deals, but I always keep an eye out.

Wow, excellent set up!

--- In turbografxnetwork@yahoogroups.com, kabuki_danjiro
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> I finally got myself a Duo RX a few months back and am very happy
> with it except for the fact that it doesn't like cdr games. I
> couldn't play Ys IV with the english patch without the CD music
> cutting out(all cdr's play fine in my Turbo Duos).
>
> Although I'm not too fond of the D-pad on the controller, its not
> nearly as bad as everyone says it is.
>
> I really like have the A/V out at the back center of the unit,
> instead of it sticking out the side like the Turbo Duo.
>
> I sent it to D-Lite to get the following modifications: S-
> Video/Composite/Stereo outs, Region switch, Blue LED search light.
>
> He's had it for at least a week now and I'll hopefully have it back
> again soon. Once it does return, I plan on taking it in to a local
> shop that does chrome plating to price out having the outside body
> and the shell of a duo pad plated.
>
> I also recently bought a DLP projector with a 93" screen. It
> basically looks as good as or better than a Plasma screen but it as
> big as I want it to be(up to 25'). This is where the S-Video is going
> to really come in handy and I plan on getting another Duo modded with
> an RGB out if its compatible with the projecter.