m the + end of the 10uF capacitor on the HuCARD port board (this part should mean nothing however.)
Every single PCE I've modded in this way is also modded for RGB with a full amp circuit. The amp is placed in between the ribbon cable. I don't use a board for that either!
Wait- are you really using the full circuit, or are you using this simpler circuit? Because that thing's becoming a nightmare to wire up even with perfboard and I'm thinking of trying the simpler one.
Full circuit.
I have this crazy obsession with designing configurations for mods crammed inside of cables and stuff and my mod design for pce I figured fit nicely flat in between the ribbon cable. The perfboard isn't cheap when you don't get a lot of orders so I keep my PCE mods down to minimal parts, most of which I use in other stuff.
Now I made this weird mod config that my family says looks like a windcatcher or something and my fiance says looks "retarded." IMO it is also way less ime consuming to wire up than perfboard. No linking all those contacts on the bottom of the board. As an alternative I cram all the parts inside of the SCART cable.
I have a pic of the SCART variant, I'll show you.
Hard to not get interference there but I cracked it.
There is, of course tape/heatshrink around the components in the DIN once it goes together, this is just to demonstrate how they go into the DIN.
I got some glue on that resistor in the DIN, it's accidental but I couldn't be bothered wiping it off and let it just set that way. TBH resistor needn't even be there, I was messing around with variants on the mod.
I will probably pour glue inside of that DIN in future as if you squish it, the legs on the caps could touch. Now it's hard to add heatshrink to 100% prevent that, and the DINs aren't as solid as a SCART plug. I sent one of these cables to Duo-R sans any glue as if it gets squished I'm sure he can fix that. And this is the amp in cable I am going to sell if anyone is interested.
I want to try to cram an AD724 s-video circuit inside of a SCART cable too, I am going to try.