z10370
03-20-2008, 09:33 PM
I recently found my old Nintendo. Not N64, not SNES, thats right, my original Nintedo. :smokin:
It doesn't even have the red/white/yellow AV cords, it just has a connecter with a cable TV input.
I'll try and describe it as best as I can to someone has no clue what I'm talking about..
The nintendo has 1 output cord, at the end s a rectagular converter type thing. It has a connector on the short end, where you can connect the Cable TV cord to. (Optional, I suppose.) On the other short end, it has an output cord which looks like a basic cable TV cord, which you can screw into the TV.
I have a 42 inch LCD flat screen, would it be safe to play it on there?
I'm worried slightly about burn-in, but not so much as my TV is an LCD screen.
Another thing that worries me is the old Nintendo output cord connected directly into my TV, mainly because it's about 18 years old. Lol.
Thanks for reading.
It doesn't even have the red/white/yellow AV cords, it just has a connecter with a cable TV input.
I'll try and describe it as best as I can to someone has no clue what I'm talking about..
The nintendo has 1 output cord, at the end s a rectagular converter type thing. It has a connector on the short end, where you can connect the Cable TV cord to. (Optional, I suppose.) On the other short end, it has an output cord which looks like a basic cable TV cord, which you can screw into the TV.
I have a 42 inch LCD flat screen, would it be safe to play it on there?
I'm worried slightly about burn-in, but not so much as my TV is an LCD screen.
Another thing that worries me is the old Nintendo output cord connected directly into my TV, mainly because it's about 18 years old. Lol.
Thanks for reading.








