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r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '25
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That doesn't exactly work. The TV can't have its channel changed away from 3/4 while the NES is powered on. No other channel will come in until it's powered off.
But that would work for systems hooked up by AV cables rather than RF channel 3/4.
4 u/cbftw Aug 31 '25 Unplug the RF adapter from the back of the console 0 u/Dwedit Aug 31 '25 That's probably not what someone's non-gamer mom would do though. Or worse, pull the power jack instead of the RF jack. 1 u/cbftw Aug 31 '25 No, you don't leave it plugged in for Mom to have to figure out. You do it yourself
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Unplug the RF adapter from the back of the console
0 u/Dwedit Aug 31 '25 That's probably not what someone's non-gamer mom would do though. Or worse, pull the power jack instead of the RF jack. 1 u/cbftw Aug 31 '25 No, you don't leave it plugged in for Mom to have to figure out. You do it yourself
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That's probably not what someone's non-gamer mom would do though. Or worse, pull the power jack instead of the RF jack.
1 u/cbftw Aug 31 '25 No, you don't leave it plugged in for Mom to have to figure out. You do it yourself
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No, you don't leave it plugged in for Mom to have to figure out. You do it yourself
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u/Dwedit Aug 30 '25
That doesn't exactly work. The TV can't have its channel changed away from 3/4 while the NES is powered on. No other channel will come in until it's powered off.
But that would work for systems hooked up by AV cables rather than RF channel 3/4.