Rattley cartridge

idiustidius · Apr 29, 2006

Why do AES cartridges sometimes rattle, how do you stop the rattling? its annoying

kernow · Apr 29, 2006

if you dont shake them they dont rattle :emb:

Cavalry · Apr 29, 2006

maybe tighten the screws. It doesn't really matter, just as long as they work.

Hakkai · Apr 29, 2006

Almost all the carts that I have rattle which comes from people opening to see if they're authentics or boots. As long as they work I don't think its that much of a problem.

Magnaflux · Apr 29, 2006

INfintido said:
maybe tighten the screws. It doesn't really matter, just as long as they work.

Home games don't have screws.

Pep · Apr 29, 2006

http://www.tiptonium.com/neogeo/projects_rattle.htm

Neo Gold · Apr 29, 2006

idiustidius said:
Why do AES cartridges sometimes rattle, how do you stop the rattling? its annoying

Its just both the PCB's moving slightly from side to side inside the cart case...no harm will ensue.....its 'normal'...you could open up the cart & pad the pcb's to cure the rattle if it really annoys you!...but its just not worth the hassle...& if you are not careful you can crease the cart sticker at the top...& if you sell them on....some collectors don't like 'tampered' AES carts....ahem! :shame:

chris1 · May 2, 2006

I actually prefer the rattle..Carts seem to work better(for me) when they rattle..

El Capitan · May 3, 2006

It's a fact about Neo carts - I'm suprised you haven't noticed before!

Only "better than mint" carts are guaranteed to be rattle free

Rattley cartridge

idiustidius

n00b

kernow

Superior Being

Cavalry

INfintido Innuendo?,

Hakkai

Dodgeball Yakuza

Magnaflux

Onigami Isle Castaway

Pep

Genjuro's Frog

Neo Gold

(no need to shout), Because Rot is Watching YOU!

chris1

POCKETBIKE NUT,

El Capitan

Mai's Apprentice