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SRAM pin26 should be A13 and that should connect to the MC1 chip. For the repaired SRAM wires, are you sure that they're wired to the correct pins? The short wire on the photo looks as if were connected to the wrong pin - but then, the photo is only showing the isolation of the wire, not where the ...

Easiest way for testing would be cartiridge dumping (if you have any such hardware). For the sram it should preferably also support writing to sram, instead of just dumping rom or sram. Or if you have a flashcard or the like (and know how to write snes software), then you could brew up some test to...

Well let me show you my terrible terrible board lol. As you can see, it's not very pretty, but from what I can tell, they're all making proper connections even if it is burned. And the chip looks ok. I tried putting the 512 back on instead and it did the same thing, so I'm thinking it's either the s...

I think you do lol. I did steal it! Muahahaha. Seriously though, I ruined it myself, due to not knowing there were different versions of the FX chip. Tried to make a SF2 lol. I've got a new inductor on and it still does the same, so I'm pretty sure it's the sram. I tried putting it up to 512, but th...

I've got a skyfox cartridge which has had the sram removed and replaced. However, when I try to play the game, it plays the music, but there is no graphics. I do sometimes get some graphical glitches that looks like it's trying to load, but then it stops. I'm wondering where the traces go from the r...