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  1. Ok, yep its the OLD mini, SNES2 , SNES 101 or New-Style Super NES. I have two AC ADAPTERS the original Output 10v 850 mA =Multimeter value 14.4v generic for SNES/NES Output 9v 850mA =Multimeter value 9.4v i attached an image on red circle its the dc jack pins i got the same voltage that comes out of the dc adapter if i have the console OFF i f i turn on its downs like 2 vlts on the green circle its the ON/OFF Switch . In OFF position i got all the voltage form the DC ADAPTER. In ON position got .038v
  2. hi sorry te interruption here , i have an SNES 101 that doesnt turn on. in classic SNES common issue taht i see is the pico fuse , here on 101 cant find that fuse (and yes i have little knowledge about electronics but i can investigate ) and continue searching the faultt i checked the dc adapter i have 2 the original givin 13 v altough it said 10v and a generic of 9 v and gives me 9.45v . i use multimeter on the SNES Jack port and works but then i dunno where to check. I try to enter the page you mentioned to search for more info but the page it´s down. I have a Nes and a Snes from my GF and we want to make it work , so any advice would be enormeous apreciated.
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