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I found the 18k resistor labeled R15. Its connected to a diode at the top where the shadow covers detail. I follow the diode to the 1K resistor. Another 1k resistor, cap... Then... I'm lost. I hate to say this, but I need to hold off for a week or so. I've neglected my domestic tidiness and my girlfriend is hosting foreign friends this coming weekend... I'll definitely be back at it and hope to have some result. Good or bad, whatever it may be.

18K ohms is brown, gray, orange. Brown, gray, black would be 18 ohms I see... found it.

I got this one of two from a manager at work. I found out he tossed the other into the garbage! I see a cap joining three pins (see photo above?), but what I'm looking for is resistor with a brown ring followed with a grey ring, then black?

From what I gathered, Atari produced a 64 pin (RP2A10) ic on the Jr. model. heres a pic of the board inside the rf sheild the rp2a10 chip There seems to be an open location between the cart pins and the chip. So my research tells me Atari assimilated some chips together and made this one. I hear the NES uses one similar to this chip! Is there any schematics for the stereo out mod that pins (pun not intended) the audio location? I've searched days and can't seem to find anything other than "C19 resistor or the 12 & 13 tia pins". I found the C19 resistor but that would just give a mono signal, right?