Let's identify our FDS drives!

[133MHz]

05 -- HERE and HERE.

Thanks JC!
I've already analyzed your pics and came up with a mod for the FMD-POWER-05!
In fact that board contains more copy-protection than the FMD-POWER-04 (it also intercepts the /MOTOR ON signal), which makes the mod slightly more difficult.

[PatMan33]

How complicated are these mods exactly?

[133MHz]

04 board: Remove a jumper, solder a wire.
05 board: Remove two jumpers, cut two traces, solder two wires.

[PatMan33]

Good deal!


**EDIT**
Further probing of my Famicom Disk System has revealed that it smells like cigars which I happen to find very appealing. I love my Famicom Disk System!

*gives the camera a thumbs up and a smile*

[xyzzy32]

FMD-POWER-04

[JC]

So, presumably 01 and 02 are the small board. What's 03? 04 and 05 are the large board. Is there anything higher -- 06?

[133MHz]

We shall find out .

[satoshi_matrix]

Here's mine. I'm posting this here to test putting an image up since I haven't done it in a while.

http://img65.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img0029qn2.jpg

[Trium Shockwave]

I just got around to doing this. The screwdriver I keep handy is too fat to fit down into the FDS's screw holes, and I've been too damn lazy to get my other kit out of the car

However, mine has:

1. Full warning text above access light
2. Smaller power board
3. 7201 chip

[Tupin]

Mine has the full warning text, but I'm not sure if it's a 7201 or not.

[ooXxXoo]

Do Twins even have 7201 chips?  Since they were made in a later time, it doesn't seem they would.

My Black model Sharp twin does have a 7201 chip (the chip itself has a funny writing logo figure stamped on it)....

[Tupin]

Just checked mine-it's a FD3206P and has a large power board.

FFFFFFFF

My specs:
1. Full text
2. FD3206P
3. Large power board

[Symptoms0fMercy]

Here's mine:
Full text on front LED
FD7201P drive chip
Large FMD POWER-05 board

I hope Im' not too late to help out

[cosmic-ark]

heres a pic of my fds inside

[nintendodork]

I thought that was your Famicom