it does indeed. Check out the AD725 datasheet as well, and also the AD723. There is some info scattered around across them

@@SegasonicfanDesignsalright, I will check the other two. I wonder what the differences are. Thank you for the pro tip 👍

less than $100 to own and play every single Game Gear game? Pretty cheap if you ask me ;) Krikzz carts are top quality too. I love em.

I also had the same problem. The 5 wires were completely burned. please which DIN connector do you use? What reference? I've been looking for several weeks. Franck from FRANCE

most likely NTC thermistor. It measures temp of battery so it shuts off if it gets to hot to keep from exploding

@@SegasonicfanDesigns Yes. I was thinking along the same line. Maybe I should test out the resistance values with various temperatures. I am curious though, would the kerpu spot welder work without the thermistor? It was such a pain to get the circuit out, the power tactile switch ripped apart in the process. Awful design as you've mentioned. I may just get another cheap spot welder and use external batteries. Internal batteries suck. Thank you once again for posting such informative videos. I was also looking at the MOSFET datasheet. I wonder how many Samsung 25Rs I would need in parallel to generate such high amperage (I will stick with 10P). I think the AGM3015H mosfet is rated 230A max.

my grande madula ;D (actually it's a super common issue with any mains heating project. Just follow the AC mains line and check for continuity)

I just bought a mis-matched received on ebay. They are very cheap when they show up, because they dont work

I believe I said in the video that the AT-LP60 was a cheap and better alternative (for the money). Also, 1200 MK2s can be had for around $450 where I live, whereas this player is around $250. So not really 3x the price, but yes they are more. Anyway, I hope the video helped you in some way.

12V will instantly kill it. Please dont even try.

Hi, this is a product review + teardown. I make all these videos for free in my spare time. Nothing is monetized, I make $0.00. I will make a follow up video when my schedule allows.

@@SegasonicfanDesigns Thank you for your response. I eagerly wait for your upgrade video. This will help me upgrade mine too.

I was inspired by the display of a certain librarian :D Hope you can make it back next year!

how you liike the 18kpv? We're shopping for land to build and i spent a good amount of time picking out what equipment i was gonna use and the 18kpv was the winner for my needs. Plus it seems extremely easy to tie into the mains and automatically switches/supplements between PV, Battery, and then finally utility line incoming. I think the plan is to go off grid but i wanted to start with that and about 14kw of battery and 12 to 15kw of PV. Too much info, lol. but curious how you like the EG4

@@Josh-oe4ex Sorry I didn't see the message you should join the wheel pros is DIY solar form I'm pretty easy to find there but I love the 18 KPVI am running my whole property off of it the only thing it struggles with is my well pump it's a deep well in ground pump and if water heaters run in and three or four window shakers it has a bit of a hard time more so than the 4 ton air conditioner but other than that it's been installed and running for the past three months and I've only used 40 kilowatt hours from the utility I used zero kilowatt hours last month and it was still $18 so you figure it would cost $200 a year just to have the utility is back up to me it's worth it if the inverter was to fail for some reason and I needed to get warranty work done on it or whatever I could easily just throw a switch I am currently feeding the 18 KPV via a line side tap to an outdoor disconnect box and then through the grid side input of the inverter and then back feeding into a 150 amp modified breaker in the upper right slot of a 200 amp square D home line panel and I'm using a generator interlock that acts as my transfer switch to back feed my main panel in the entire property if I had it to do over again I would have went with the 12 KPV and doubled down on those as they each have the same surge capacity as the 18 KPV and they're almost the exact same price point per watt but what I really like is having redundancy down the road if I find a good deal one I will get another 18 KPV but as it is right now my next inverter is going to be ANHK 10K that's 10 1000 watts continuous and I believe it is 15,000 watts of PV over four inputs and it has two load outputs on it you can pick it up for $200 through Watts247. Bottom line is it is a very capable machine and I do not regret my purchase it is also a hybrid inverter meaning it can supplement load as if you are consuming 15,000 watts it could supplement 3000 watts from the utility until the load dropped and then it would all transfer to the inverter it also has AC couple for tying an existing in phase system into the grid so that you can use that power to charge batteries and power loads and it has a micro grid function as well this is just another function to hook an existing solar system into the 18kpv.

@@RobBananaman321 Wow. Thank you for the detailed reply. Seriously! That sounds great and exactly what i'm looking for

glad it helped! :D

Hi, this is a product review + teardown. I make all these videos for free in my spare time. Nothing is monetized, I make $0.00. I will make a follow up video when my schedule allows.

I doubt it, UV resistant transparent plastics are quite expensive. I'm not putting these anywhere near direct sunlight, so I'm not worried about UV degradation myself.

Hi there - I am developing a PCB board to convert the sync in consoles to work with AD724/5 and other chips / monitors. It does take technical know-how to install this stuff though, but I will make guides when it is ready for sale.

@@SegasonicfanDesigns I understand, you are developing products to sell. I am geographically far away, shipping costs and tax bureaucracy make it difficult to buy these types of products. I was thinking of building a converter myself from the electronic components from scratch. I am looking for documentation of "open hardware" projects. Anyway, I wish you luck in your business project.

You could do it if you *really* wanted. A fairly involved project, and taking apart this screen is guaranteed to mess stuff up (read, glue, plastic slips everywhere, etc.) immerhax.com/?p=779 might be worth the effort if you really want a NTSC screen. You could also pay me to do this mod, but it would probably be more than you'd want to pay. But feel free to reach out!

it's an *awful* screen. I gave it more time than it deserved, really. Might do a Pelican review later, but I do all these videos for free in my spare time, which is very sparse nowadays.

@@SegasonicfanDesigns You seem to have quite some knowledge about those kind of screens, as "bad" as this one is, I would have loved to see how much you could have improved it with mods and stuff.

@@SegasonicfanDesigns Btw, do you happen to know what material the screen is made of? I do own one of these as well, but mine has quite some light scratches on it, and I can't tell if it's acrylic or some other plastic or glass.

I still have the boards available for these mods for sale on my site ;) you need to decode the genesis controller protocol and then use a MUX to switch pin 7 (IIRC) of the input plug

the bypass ones? They are standard MLCC. 0.1uF X7R in 0603 form factor.

Awesome!! welcome to the Sega Nomad club! If it's smaller than a brick, it's not a real portable ;D