Re: Need help finding connector piece for Game doctor 3/6/7, Maybe Dumper can help?

> If anyone has an extra, or purchased a dsp one and have their original piece, please contact me. I know the system works, because I used my friends piece on my copier, it worked fine.

> Any help would be appreciated, if you know where I can buy this connector piece, or you can make one (the Dumper perhaps?) reply to this message.

I have a Professor SF II (= Game Doctor SF 7). It probably uses the same adapter. Anyway, if the adapter just connects all pins straight through (probably does, I don't remember for sure), and you cannot get hold of an original, try this:

Get hold of a SNES/SFC extension adapter. That is, a simple extension to the cart slot which allows US games to be played on a Japanese console and vice versa. You would open that up, and either remove the female connector (if the PCB is exactly the right height) or cut the PCB down to size. Scrape off any solder resist to make a new mal connector, and cut the adapter casing down to size.

A SNES/SFC adapter should be easier to find than a real GS SF3/7 adapter. They are probably listed on eBay from time to time.

-- Mark

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Message	> > I purchased a game doctor sf3 and it didn't come with the piece that connects the game copier to the snes. It is the piece that looks like a snes cartridge. > > If anyone has an extra, or purchased a dsp one and have their original piece, please contact me. I know the system works, because I used my friends piece on my copier, it worked fine. > > Any help would be appreciated, if you know where I can buy this connector piece, or you can make one (the Dumper perhaps?) reply to this message. > I have a Professor SF II (= Game Doctor SF 7). It probably uses the same adapter. Anyway, if the adapter just connects all pins straight through (probably does, I don't remember for sure), and you cannot get hold of an original, try this: > Get hold of a SNES/SFC extension adapter. That is, a simple extension to the cart slot which allows US games to be played on a Japanese console and vice versa. You would open that up, and either remove the female connector (if the PCB is exactly the right height) or cut the PCB down to size. Scrape off any solder resist to make a new mal connector, and cut the adapter casing down to size. > A SNES/SFC adapter should be easier to find than a real GS SF3/7 adapter. They are probably listed on eBay from time to time. > -- Mark
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