No, they are ROM-only. You'd have to build a cartridge with an EPROM, EEPROM, or FlashROM chip on it in place of the mask ROM.

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This message was posted by Chris, posted on July 11, 2001 at 23:00:05 coming from 216.66.137
This message is a reply to Writing to HU Cards? posted from Psycho posted at July 11, 2001 at 22:45:30
> If I were to make a backup unit for HU cards (using an Atmel chipset smartcard programmer), do you think I could write to HU cards for the TG16?

> In other words, are they read-only or could I reprogram them? I'd like to backup my crappy games on HU card, and then write some of the better ones onto them so that I can play them on my TG16! Thanks!

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does this mean that the TG16 never had a backup unit? -nt- steve 10:36:17 07/12/01 (3) responses
- It had one, the MGD2. NT Yamaneko 11:18:57 07/12/01 (2) responses
  - Re: It had one, the MGD2. NT Matthias 11:47:42 07/12/01 (1) response
    - It had more than 2 backup units copybox 14:40:35 07/12/01 (0) responses

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