TurboGrafx-16 A/V cable adapter (Turbo Booster)

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This is a DIY A/V cable adapter housing for the TurboGrafx-16 console. Typically, the TG16 only outputs low-quality RF video signals unless you purchase the expensive and rare Turbo Booster accessory. However, the necessary signals are available on the expansion connector located at the back of the console. To make this A/V cable, I followed a guide that is now defunct on cgquarterly.com/articles/tg16_cable.htm, with detailed pinout information found here: http://www.gamesx.com/misctech/pcebp.php. About two years ago, I made one such cable myself; the only complaint was that the wires would come loose when you moved the console around. Given how short the controller cord is and its frequency of being shifted during play, it wasn't too long before some cables began popping in or out easily. As a solution, I came up with this new housing for compatibility with 0.1-inch Molex crimp pins (C-Grid III) and kept the housing quite short, around 5 cm, similar to that of the pin length itself, which could be plugged into one end, using a very thin AV cable available on Samsung Galaxy S i9000 from an eBay auction listing at $4.99 with worldwide shipping; it snugly fits the pin headspace. The wire thickness allowed for me to get out without modifying my existing printer by sliding cables under its body while keeping console side doors secure - attaching is relatively quick and no forceful efforts should cause these small, low profile holes crack if installed accurately. With these specifications complete as of this post writing day there will never need to happen anything since we now fully covered them using Sketchup designs for future readers so those wishing extra functionalities have easy references too since all parts included in these documents came through proper methods always yielding results needed - they remain attached even further than that time which goes past just what normally applies without such complications making sense again later when properly viewed; In any case, you're going to need an Molex crimp pin C-Grid III, available at $4.29 with 10 pieces from the manufacturer itself - it makes things really nice, easy. The most significant issue in the end, is finding where best places for these types go without adding support materials because those would otherwise interfere negatively throughout your prints thus slowing them down or making bad-looking stuff afterwards which everyone wishes avoids when working together smoothly as requested now!