Famicom and Disk System: Startup confirmed, no issues. I have tested it by starting several games. This unit has been modified to connect to a TV using red, white, and yellow AV cables. You can use it if your TV has red, white, and yellow input jacks on the back. The wiring cables are genuine manufacturer's cables, which are less prone to disconnection and are more durable than generic overseas cables. (See image) * The rubber belts have been replaced with high-quality new belts, typically used for repairing video equipment. * The head reading has been adjusted so that all disks can be read without problems. You can use it with peace of mind. * The top of the console has been repainted. It's an amateur paint job. There are also repair marks from the painting. It's a completely amateur paint job. It's not perfect. However, I tried to paint it carefully, layering it multiple times. * No front label. * The D-pad on the controllers has been adjusted to allow for diagonal input without any stress. For example, it gives the impression that the game character can spin around in place. * Both the Famicom and the Disk System use USB power. When starting normally. Situation image (See image) However, when using an adapter that can accommodate two USB connections, it did not start when two were connected. Situation image (See image) * The adapter is not included. If you don't have an adapter at home, you can purchase a 5V 2.4A USB power adapter at convenience stores or Daiso (100-yen shops) for 330 yen. * This item is confirmed to start normally here. Returns are not accepted. Please understand before purchasing. Thank you.