(SFC) 62-pin Connector ..

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HI !
I want to change my 62-pin connector from my Super famicom (so the Japanese model..).
i've seen some shops on internet where I can get a connector , but....

Some super famicom have a solderless 62 pin connector, and some don't'...

How can be sure of this ?

Do I need to open my super famicom ?

Can I get this information with my serial number (on the back of my sfc) ??

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Well if you post the serial number people could tell you if they have a SFC in that range and if theirs had a solderless cart slot or not.
Here is a spreadsheet that has serials and board revisions.
Mine has a serial of S2503xxxx, is a CPU-1Chip-01 and has a soldered cart slot.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvE57-VbN9_HdEpkUUR0U1hzMHFWVWw3VXhORHFIanc&output=html

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Ok !
here is my serial number : S25059806.

This is a 1 chip 02 version.

I guess I have also a soldered cart slot ??

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Yes you have.

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