Mod 50/60hz Saturn Model 2 PAL

[mick_aka]

www.mmmonkey.co.uk/console/sega/saturn5060.htm

[sfgsgvs]

Jul 2, 2012 11:43:58 GMT tupac said:

hello thank you but not the other way to do the mod? seems a risk to move the legs of the graphics card saturn

If you're lucky.

www.retrocorner.net/index.php?Mods_%2F_repairs:Saturn_model_2_50%2F60hz_switch_-_page_1

You can just connect the two points to get 60 Hz without adding a switch.

[prabmire]

Jul 2, 2012 13:42:25 GMT sfgsgvs said:

Jul 2, 2012 11:43:58 GMT tupac said:

hello thank you but not the other way to do the mod? seems a risk to move the legs of the graphics card saturn

If you're lucky.

www.retrocorner.net/index.php?Mods_%2F_repairs:Saturn_model_2_50%2F60hz_switch_-_page_1

You can just connect the two points to get 60 Hz without adding a switch.

But if you want to play a PAL optimised game, it will run too fast...

[tupac]

Thank sfgsfgs but my model has no jumper pads know how can I do?

[mick_aka]

then you need to use the method I posted before.

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Jul 2, 2012 13:42:25 GMT sfgsgvs said:

Jul 2, 2012 11:43:58 GMT tupac said:

hello thank you but not the other way to do the mod? seems a risk to move the legs of the graphics card saturn

If you're lucky.

www.retrocorner.net/index.php?Mods_%2F_repairs:Saturn_model_2_50%2F60hz_switch_-_page_1

You can just connect the two points to get 60 Hz without adding a switch.

I did try this way on a Saturn of mine but the switch didn't function 100% of the time. I think lifting the leg is best but it is obviously quite a bit trickier.

[mick_aka]

with a craft nife, some tiny needle nosed pliers, electrical tape and a bit of care it's an easy enough job, even for someone as inept at soldering as I am.