NES overclock

[80sFREAK]

nice sound i will try to get NTSC console from amazon.com 

I might have spare chipset for $20 plus shipping. Whe're you from?

[alimadhi]

from Iraq 
can you put them on amazon.com ? and give me the link

[80sFREAK]

Ouch... i'm not sure, if Japan Post will allow me to send anything to Iraq 

[alimadhi]

No problem brother, i understand and the situation is very critical   
I'm trying now to get console from amazon NTSC ver.
Post Merge: July 30, 2013, 11:16:07 pm
btw can you check this link ? i'm trying to buy famicom but don't know the console PAL or NTSC

http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Famicom-Computer-Original-Japanese-DS/dp/B0001PW6E2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375251254&sr=8-1&keywords=Nintendo+Famicom

[80sFREAK]

$488???!!!  Yes, it's official "square button" Famicom. Collectors(and only) item.
Tomorrow morning i have to go to the post office anyway, i will ask if it's possible to ship to Iraq 

[P]

Are your NES able to load games at all with the Everdrive N8? If you get a blinking LED then it means you have the wrong region setting on the lockout chip. PAL-MTL is Region-A. You should check if Everdrive N8's lockout chip is compatible with Region-A, and if it is, check how to change region setting to Region-A.

yes it's load all games i disable lockout chip
and what you mean about (Everdrive N8's lockout chip) ?

Sorry for late the answer.
Every NES cartridge has a lockout chip inside that acts like a key to the lockout in the NES. If you have the NES version of the Everdrive N8 (and not the Famicom version) then it should have a special lockout chip that can take all regions just like RetroZone's Ciclone. But I guess this wasn't your problem.

btw can you check this link ? i'm trying to buy famicom but don't know the console PAL or NTSC

http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Famicom-Computer-Original-Japanese-DS/dp/B0001PW6E2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375251254&sr=8-1&keywords=Nintendo+Famicom

It's definitely NTSC (since it's a Japanese original) but as 80sFREAK said it's a very expensive square button Famicom mostly for collecting. You might also have trouble hooking it up to your TV in Iraq due to the J-NTSC RF connections.

[alimadhi]

It's definitely NTSC (since it's a Japanese original) but as 80sFREAK said it's a very expensive square button Famicom mostly for collecting. You might also have trouble hooking it up to your TV in Iraq due to the J-NTSC RF connections.

yes brother i bought the famicom NTSC-J and faced a problem with my Hitachi TV (made in UK), in iraq just PAL TV's, i have 3 LED's TV SONY, SHOWNIC and Dinka but the pictures bad and pixel. So i put the Famicom in the Exhibition 
The problem can not be solved