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Hey there guys, I’ve been stuck with a useless (but brand new) Virtual Boy for about a year now and darn it I’m gonna fix it! The problem I can see is that one of the springs in the battery back is missing. I tried aluminium foil but failed.
I know the solution is to get a battery pack but I can’t find any store that ships them to Dubai πŸ™ hope you guys help me and I will be able to support this forum and support this awesome head-ache inducing console!
*Attached Picture Of The Battery Pack*

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I don’t know if it’s supposed to be like that or not, but whatever case if I put batteries in it and switch on the system it doesn’t turn on. what should I do? XD

It’s actually supposed to be like that, I just checked my VB battery pack and it looks like what you’ve got in your picture there. (Not that I ever use my VB battery pack. An AC tap is really the way to go unless you like buying 6 AAs every 6 hours πŸ˜› ) I think the reason that I got my second VB for $5 was because it was “broken”. It just turned out to be a battery issue. Make sure everything is plugged together nice and tight and that your batteries are super fresh. Otherwise there’s not much you can do… Hope that helps!

heftymadmonkey wrote:
I don’t know if it’s supposed to be like that or not, but whatever case if I put batteries in it and switch on the system it doesn’t turn on. what should I do? XD

Do you have a game in the system? It won’t do anything without one. Do you hear any buzzing, from the mirrors vibrating (which you can see by shining a light and looking in the eyepiece).

Edit: YAY! 1000 posts! πŸ™‚

DogP

From what I can see all my batteries are fit in and snapped in snugly in the controller and all my batteries are brand new, and I have a brand new working game in the system (Mario Tennis) and I don’t hear any buzzing or see any change at all πŸ™ is there any way to test this?

 

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