Arcade Otaku - アーケード オタク

Looks like great fun to me. I wonder have any Round 1 locations picked up Exa yet?

cthulhu wrote: ↑

October 15th, 2019, 9:53 pm

I simply bought a second NAC...

Best choice right there!

First memorable one for me was Futari

:-o Yoasi was telling me Garegga/batrider/bakraid hardware has 3 frames of lag :-o I’ve never noticed them feeling any different to any other shmup That actually makes sense to me, I've felt like these played a bit slow. On a CRT it's fine though, just takes adjusting and practice like anything else.

Confirmed, that fixed things up! Thanks.

Hey guys, I just installed a Nanao MS2930 in my Windy 2 and the video output is upside down. I've seen some conflicting information online, do I need to swap the orientation of the vertical deflection yoke wires (green/yellow) ONLY, or do I need to swap the horizontal (red/blue) as well to fix this?...

Crazy seeing a candy cab monitor being rotated while on

Sounds awesome, can't wait to play it.

Right on, sounds like a pretty ideal solution!

I also got mine up and running: https://i.imgur.com/NMD4X1sl.jpg Used Nanao 2930-S, was a perfect drop in other than the length of the neck. Since the blast tube had 0 burn, I swapped both monitor and chassis. The only thing left to do on the cabinet other than the CP is to have this Nanao recapped...

That cab will clean up really well. New chassis or whole new monitor? Thanks, yeah the exterior is in pretty decent shape so it should look pretty good once cleaned. It's the original tube and yoke, but I paired a Nanao MS2933 chassis with it. I still need to mess with the geometry, hopefully I can...

FrankenWindy is alive!!

Haha nice.

Glad to hear you got it out OK!

Anyone have the part number for a connector that will fit the ground/dag pin on a Blast City neck board?

The connector on my Windy 2 is too small to fit the thicker ground pin on the MS2933 neck board I'm trying to use.

Oh hey to the OP, I just looked at your wish list on Amazon and I'm not so sure that screwdriver is going to work well for discharging. I could be wrong, but the chrome plating on the shaft may prevent you from getting a good electrical connection through your alligator clips. Whatever screw driver ...

In my case the PB7534 also had a bad flyback and was deemed irreparable without a replacement.

Yes, it has one. As always, I suggest you manually discharge the first time. If you don't hear a pop, you're good to go. Nice, yeah I was pretty worried the first time I discharged a MS2930 because I didn't hear a pop and didn't know about the bleeder circuit. Didn't get a pop when I discharged my ...

Spot on. There's three connectors you unplug and four nuts at the corners to remove and then you can pull out the monitor. If the bolts are snagging on the frame the monitor can be a PITA to remove. Maybe ask a friend to help. After you have the monitor out make sure the bolts are aligned correctly...

grantspain wrote: ↑

April 28th, 2019, 6:31 am

i would suggest replacing most if not all the electrolytic capacitors, if you still have issues then adjust the ABL pot and check b+
I doubt this is an earth issue

Thanks Grant, will get it done and report back.

Hey guys, I'm trying to figure out if my Nanao MS9-29T chassis needs servicing, or if I may have a ground issue that is causing video interference. I've posted a video of the issue here: https://youtu.be/X4rzly4n58g It's basically like the geometry warps temporarily intermittently, in some cases lik...