I have an old US (NTSC) NES system which we found in the garage. Sadly the power supply is missing.
As I now live in the UK, I was wondering if it is possible to use a UK NES power supply with it.
The power supply I was thinking of using is below:
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Sign up to join this communityI have an old US (NTSC) NES system which we found in the garage. Sadly the power supply is missing.
As I now live in the UK, I was wondering if it is possible to use a UK NES power supply with it.
The power supply I was thinking of using is below:
It should work just fine -- the PPU times the rendering process based on the clock. The NES doesn't directly use the 9V AC from the power supply; the power supply circuit converts it to 5V DC with a rectifier and voltage regulator. I'm using a DC adapter with my NES without problems.