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DiscoSnorlax

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  1. Does anyone know where I can get a Ms. Pac-Man color chart? The locations in either Hex Workshop or HOM would work. (btw, would those be the same locations? I'm more used to simply going to the pallette location in Sonic 1 than modifying Atari anything.. at least the sprites seem easier to change..) oh, speaking of sprites, does anyone know where the wafer and powerpill sprites are located? I can't seem to find them...
  2. Ah. So really I'll need both resistors, since I'm taking it off of pin 9 lifted from the stacked socket rather than off the board, which means that the one already on the board won't really help me much... TTTTTTTTT <-- TIA +++++++ <-- New Socket +++++++ <-- Original socket
  3. Ok. I thought pin 2 was sync? Or is one of them V-Sync and one H-Sync or something? I wouldn't think it would hurt to connect it just in case, since it's basically connected by default by the run-wire-to-chroma-spot version. So all I need to connect is the stuff I highlited in red in this pic, or is it the other resistor you meant to use as a pull-up resistor?
  4. Maybe I should've posted this to the hardware forum??
  5. Here's the non-sp equivalent... http://www.gbamod.com/itemdetails.php?PID=180875265 (I prefer the GBA over the GBS-AP, it's compatible with more accessories, and if the backlight is an issue for me then I'd get an Afterburner kit...
  6. Ah, now I see... thanks! From that diagram, it looks like pin 6 and a resistor are needed for b&w mode? Also, just curious, but is the 1K to the black triangle from the 6/9/cap junction needed for anything? As I recall from my stereo mod, it used some resistors from the [12|13]/cap junction that went to +5V. Still, thanks for the help!
  7. For Ben Heckendorn's 4-switch composite video mod, one of the wires goes to a "chroma spot". Is there a way to run that lead through some resistors or capacitors or something to one of the Stella/other chip's pins? I'm using a 40-pin socket for my stereo mod, and I'd prefer to simply wire everything to it (or a stacked socket on another chip, if needed). Any help would be appreciated.
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