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Cartridge slot? #18
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Absolutely agreed! |
Very interested in this. |
The nano 20k does not have enough pins for this. I count roughly 40 pins including the RGB-LCD socket. Tang Primer 20K has enough pins. But it does not have SDRAM. There's a GW5A-based nano coming. We can look at that once it comes out. |
Would it be possible to do a 20k primer version of the tang? I assume since it has enough pins we could have the cartridge but would have to give up rom loading from SDRAM. (or maybe sdram could be added to a board) Could be worth pursuing for some users. I would love to make board for a version like this. I also ordered a Tang Mega 138k to hopefully try with as well. |
There's also an upcoming primer 25k SoM. https://wiki.sipeed.com/hardware/zh/tang/tang-primer-25k/primer-25k.html (seems the English page is not up yet) |
@muramasatheninja what is the best way to DM you or email? I'd like to discuss the board idea. |
You can use my contact form on my website, or I already follow you on twitter you should be able to dm me there. |
I love this idea! The picture on the fami-clone I'm sitting on right now is so bad I have to squint my eyes and pretend it's the 80s. I'd love the idea to gut it (it looks very authentic btw!) and drop the 20K in, a working cartridge connector would be frosting on the ice! If we had USB support it could've been mounted as a flash drive from something like this: |
Getting a 60-pin card edge connector for the Famicom is pretty easy, and I have a few. The Sipeed Tang has enough GPIOs that it should be able to handle it. Has anyone considered an option of building something like this with a proper cartridge connector and controller ports? I wouldn't be opposed to designing a PCB myself for the tang to connect into that can make full use of a new PCB designed to fit the standard Famicom motherboard footprint for original shell compatibility.
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