March 19, 2022
Description
The Nintendo Famicom has been nagging me for almost my whole life with its non-detachable controllers and awkward length of the cord. So here is the solution to scratch that itch.
3D model slicer examples as shown in the pictures for best appearance/structural strength.
To keep the original appearance with the controllers, you can replace the long wire from original Famicom controllers with a NES controller extension corder, cut into desired length.
2P microphone pin is populated on an N/C pin, if you want to use it, get a 7-pin zapper extension cord instead (pricier).
Full project design files can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/jeffqchen/famicom-rear-port-mod
=== UPDATE ===
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3 Pro
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.15
Infill:
10%
Filament: Generic PLA/PETG White/Red
Notes:
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PCB can be ordered from OSHPark:
1P
https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/gRNN75yp
2P
https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/Hxw588oo
Pins and wire can be ordered from DigiKey:
Part No.: ED1183-ND
Name: CONN PC PIN CIRC 0.040DIA GOLD by Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp.
Part No.: HF06S-5-ND
Name: CBL RIBN 6COND 0.039 GRAY 5M
Screws were from Amazon:
M3 Hex Socket Head Cap Screws/Nuts Kit
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Prints:
Soldering demonstration included in pictures.
Some pins are N/C so I didn't waste my money populating them.
Don't use too much solder since the space inside is pretty constrained.
Wire pinout is serialized. It should be very straightforward. Don't cross the streams!
Wire pin holes are also compatible with 2mm and 2.54mm pitched pins, if you prefer
using pins for connection. Remember to cut the protruding from the other side or it won't fit.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution
Jeff Chen
