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> "TheLightsAreOn" <fake@thisaddress.com> wrote in message
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>> > "TheLightsAreOn" <fake@thisaddress.com> wrote in message
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>> >> > Is there a good faq or tutorial on this subject? I've looked at
>> >> > a few sites that have these things for sale, but the prices vary
>> >> > quite a bit, and I don't really know what I'm looking for.
>> >> >
>> >> > thanks,
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>> >> > drax
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>> >> Silly Question: If you don't know what you are looking for, why
>> >> are you looking?
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>> > Silly answer: It's a figure of speech. I'm looking for a faq or
>> > tutorial so that I can determine what the function of each device
>> > is, so that I can more accurately determine which device(s) best
>> > suit my needs. This will help me not waste my money.
>> >
>> > thanks.
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>> > drax
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>> Thanks for taking it the right way.
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>> I only did a little research myself on Flash cards and linkers, and
>> just decided I was not going to play my GBA enough to justify the
>> cost (but I could justify the cost of an Afterburner light).
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>> Good luck in finding the best solution you can find.
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> Thanks, I try to have a sense of humor. From what I've seen the
> flashcard / linker solution is pretty pricy, but I have two kids who
> regularly play their gameboys so I'm still considering it. I found a
> web site that explains the stuff fairly well, and I'm piecing the info
> together. I guess now I have to go find out what an Afterburner light
> is.
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> drax
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Afterburner is a light you install to the inside of an original GBA. Not a
backlight, but just a good.
http://www.gameboy-
advance.net/accessories/gba_afterburner_internal_light.htm