Anyone ever hook up an original Famicom to a U.S. tv?

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There was minimal info in the FAQ on this. Just wondering if anyone's
been able to do this successfully.

 

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"bizarrosanta" <bizarrosanta@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> There was minimal info in the FAQ on this. Just wondering if anyone's
> been able to do this successfully.
>

I tried and the best I could get is some wierd sounds

Cheers,
Colin

 

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CMC wrote:

>>There was minimal info in the FAQ on this. Just wondering if anyone's
>>been able to do this successfully.

> I tried and the best I could get is some wierd sounds

Does Japan use PAL? You may need some sort of converter.

 

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Stephen Williams a écrit :
> CMC wrote:
>
>>> There was minimal info in the FAQ on this. Just wondering if anyone's
>>> been able to do this successfully.
>
>
>> I tried and the best I could get is some wierd sounds
>
>
> Does Japan use PAL? You may need some sort of converter.

Japan is NTSC...

 

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bizarrosanta wrote:
> There was minimal info in the FAQ on this. Just wondering if anyone's
> been able to do this successfully.
>
As I recall, it's somewhere around channel 13 on a old tuner. You'd
need a dial tuner, not digital. With a dial you can fine tune around a
channel's specific band.

An AV mod would be your best bet. How to do that, not sure.

Let me guess, you are trying to run the Family Basic set?