Update: Now includes the hardware clock generator that should allow you to rip all SNES carts.

A kit of parts to build a Sanni Cart Reader V3, an Opensource Retro Games Cartridge Reader/Writer.

See the build guide for what is involved in the build.

The unit price difference between buying parts for one and ten was wild, so I bought ten of everything. Built one for myself, selling the spares for cheaper than you can buy parts for one.

Consoles supported in this build:

• Super Nintendo Entertainment System
• Sega Genesis (aka Mega Drive)
• Nintendo 64
• Game Boy
• Game Boy Color
• Game Boy Advance

Other supported media

• Nintendo 64 Controller Paks

Consoles supported with the use of Adapters (not included):

• Nintendo Entertainment System (uses NES 72pin -> SNES 62pin adapter)
• Family Computer (uses Famicom 60pin -> SNES 62pin adapter)
• Sega Master System (uses SMS 50pin -> SMD/GEN 64pin adapter)
• WonderSwan (uses WS 48pin -> SNES 62pin adapter)
• Neo Geo Pocket (uses NGP 36pin -> SNES 46pin adapter)

Other supported media with the use of Adapters (not included):

• Flashrom chips
• Eprom chips

The kit includes:

• "Arduino" Mega 2560 - Voltage Regulator & Transistor Already Desoldered & Preflashed w/ FW v6.6
• Micro SD Card Module
• OLED Display Module
• Hardware Clock Generator Module
• Game Boy Cart Slot
• N64 Cart Slot
• Genesis Cart Slot
• SNES Cart Slot
• N64 Controller Cable
• 100 nF 0805 Capacitor (+2 extra)
• 22 nF Tantalum Capacitor
• 470 uF Capacitor
• 3x 220 0805 Resistors (+2 extra)
• 1x 1k 0805 Resistor (+2 extra)
• 2x 10k 0805 Resistors (+2 extra)
• 3x 1x40 Male Pinheaders
• 1x6 Female Header
• 1x7 Female Header
• AMS1117 3V3 Voltage Regulator
• PIC12F675 - Pre-flashed with snesCIC v1.10.3
• 5 mm RGB LED
• 2x SMD Push Buttons
• 5x SPST Switches
• Short Bits of Red and Black Wire
• Printed Parts* - Printed in White Sunlu PETG (if selected)
• 8x M2x10 Screws
• 5x Rubber Stick-On Feet

(* The printed part for the SD card module didn't fit the board that I have, so I just snapped the sides off and it's working just fine. You'll need to do the same.)

Required to build:

• Solder, Soldering Iron, Tweezers, etc.
• Screw Driver
• Snips, Pliers, etc.

Required to use:

• Micro SD card (at least a few Megabytes, lol)
• Micro USB cable for power & updating firmware

A note on international shipping: I haven't entered any countries other than the US, but I should be able to add anything on request. You can check the price beforehand for a USPS Small Flat Rate Box shipped from 55414 in the US to your country.