diablonet
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there are different versions of the game, patch for mister worked for me on version R14 (date: 2019.01.28)
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Saint confirmed that this game is working on his 7800 flash cart, also with audio + music, he is talking to Kitrinx to support this also on mister, here is the tweet about this
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Please add me to the list, thank you!
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I own an atari 2600 with all caps replaced also with a composite mod, but it works fine in just 1 of my tvs, with all others I tried it looks like yours or totally black (no image), is the composite mod getting 5v?
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did you replaced the c241 and c242 for a new ones or used ones?
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Those are C241 and C242, use this page as reference: https://console5.com/store/atari-2600-junior-refresh-cap-kit-new-capacitors-and-more.html
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Problem solved guts, thank you so much to everyone, it come I forgot to replace the C241 capacitor, not it works perfect!
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Be sure that you replaced the ".22uF, 100V Metallized Polyester Film Capacitor", there are two in the 2600 4 switch. those capacitors are related to snowy screen.
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By board uses not the 4050 buffer chip, I attach some pics, the issue appeared before all the changes I did (capacitors, regulator, bla bla bla), after the changes the problem remains. thank you for your help.
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If I try RF or Composite mod, it gets same result, i tried old CRT and led screen, both same results.
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Thank you for your suggestion, I just resolder everything as you suggested and the problem remains, there must be something else
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No, its not the TV, I tried another as well, thank you
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Hello all, I own an Atari 2600 4 switch which has video distortion. When I turn on the console and after 3-4 minutes, the video will be distorted, look the video I made of it, If I power cycle the Atari, it looks fine again and it will begin to distort again in a while. I have replaced so far: Capacitors, voltage regulator, RF module, power supply, video cable, crystal, 3 main chips (TIA, 6507 and 6532), but the problem remains. Any suggestion? Thank you in advance.
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Hello CrossBow problem found and solved, it turns out that I connected the RGB wire "V" to "V" (composite on the board), instead of "V" to "CS#" on the board, that was causing the issue, now picture quality is perfect, thank you for everything!!
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Hello, thank you for replying, I will try the 4:3 fit, the RF shield is on, I replaced the DC-DC converter because it came with the RGB kit, I am worried if I install the RGB board without that DC-DC included converter I may blow something, also I can try to route the wires away from the power section, I will post soon.
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