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SuperPang wrote: ↑

August 22nd, 2019, 10:51 pm

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wigsplitta wrote: ↑

July 30th, 2019, 4:27 pm

All yours

32 inches (30 visible) of Widescreen goodness if anyone fancies pickup from the Crawley area :hinthint: Sony Trinitron KV-32FX20U http://thumbs2.imagebam.com/8a/c8/f9/61d4451288780604.jpg http://thumbs2.imagebam.com/8f/e0/ab/f950331288780624.jpg http://thumbs2.imagebam.com/44/aa/01/2c5ce71288780644...

I would definitely get that on the Switch

zak wrote: ↑

June 24th, 2019, 11:45 am

Sega City:

https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/l531906251

The holy grail to complete my Sega arcade collection

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Hello, any black Taito's still available?

- Speaker +/- is the same wired directly to the matching pins (my cabs are just mono audio) When it's all set up, you will want to measure the resistance across Speaker +/- pins on the edge connector with a multimeter. I connected two Astros like this and blew the amp on an CPS3 board. Oops. https:...

my-loom-works.jpg Ok, The player 1 'master' cab has the small 'passthru' jamma fingerboard plugged into the harness connector... so it has all the normal jamma edge connections for the main cab, and the game PCB can be plugged into the jamma edge on this connector as normal. From the passthru finge...

Are there any schematics of where the pins should be soldered to?
Looking to make one to join 2 Astros I have

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I'll definitely be interested in one

thegreathopper wrote:Yes it's the laminate, I have a really old aero control panel doing the same.

I thought that, I'm going to leave it as it is for now.
Will post a photo of the repro control panel when I get it...

nem wrote:Is that what that is? I was thinking it was the laminate peeling off. I had that happen in a Naomi panel.

Ah...it might be the laminate? It seemed quite a hard plastic to peel off

Hi guys, I got an old original Aero City control panel : http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww91/g4rou/9d778df6-3490-4bd7-82b1-68451027575c.jpg As you can see it's got alot of wear going on, I have a replacement cp sticker to stick on, but I was wondering what is the best way of taking the old stic...

That looks in really good condition, actually. Haven't thought of having one extra panel fabricated for using with your new overlay? Thanks FcoBenitez :thumbup: I've got a friend that's going to make a panel for me, if it turns out to be ok then I'll add the overlay to that and leave the original cp.

Hit it with a heat gun / hair dryer, get it nice and toasty and then peel it off. Wear some gloves to protect your hands. If you're lucky it will only leave very little adhesive behind which you can rub off with some white spirit. If there's a lot of adhesive, put some paint stripper on it, let it ...

Hi guys, I got an old original Aero City control panel : http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww91/g4rou/9d778df6-3490-4bd7-82b1-68451027575c.jpg As you can see it's got alot of wear going on, I have a replacement cp sticker to stick on, but I was wondering what is the best way of taking the old stick...