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		Non-NEC Console Related Discussion => Console Chat => Topic started by: guyjin on March 17, 2008, 08:22:31 PM
		
			
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				http://www.vintagecomputing.com/index.php/archives/189
 
 explains the possible causes of the yellowing SNES phenomenon. hint: not necessarily sunlight.
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				Can you tell me the reason so I don't have to read all of that? :pray:
			
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				bad mixture of flame retardant + heat + air = yellow.
			
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				Mainly air (oxygen), I think.  It's definitely not light as only certain pieces of the SNES are affected, such as the top half but not the plastic around the cartridge slot, or the bottom half.  I don't think I've ever seen around the cart slot turn yellow.  They should have made the SNES out of that.  I like how my NES doesn't turn yellow.  They really got cheap with the SNES.
			
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				I always knew the snes was retarded  :lol:
			
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				I have a strong sense of déjà vu.....
 
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				 :oops:
 
 oh well, it was almost a year ago.
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				No biggie, guyjin.  Few people read every thread and could easily have missed it; even fewer will have remembered reading it last May anyway.  Dang interesting read, nonetheless.
			
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				I read it a year ago and I still remember every word. 
 
 BANNED!
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				For not sharing the article and making us wait two months for MrFulci's link, I say Moderator, ban thyself!   :D
			
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				This is one of Benj's best articles.
			
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				and welcome back, dude!
			
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				And all this time I thought someone took a piss on the SNES... :-"
			
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				And all this time I thought someone took a piss on the SNES... :-"
 
 
 Thats just Nintendo's way of thanking their loyal customers; by pissing on them with cheap materials and crazy flame retardant mixtures :x. I suppose they meant well though  :?.