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needaes wrote: ↑

October 14th, 2019, 8:00 am

Hi, i search Sanwa or LG screen for vewlix.

In France or Shipping to France (i pay the shipping cost )

It’s also an option to fit an LG screen, there is a thread on Arcade projects explaining how and why. Good luck with your search.

Cheers, that would be wonderful... I actually had one and it turned out to be fake!!

Please , happy to swap for 2 buttons Sanwa or Seimitsu new in most colours.. I just need one blue for a stick I am modding.

Cheers

Hopefully thegreathopper will see this thread, but I’m sure he said it’s not the best idea (not a quote) to underload a stepdown? I don’t think there would be a problem with Airlink transformers being oversized, I personally use transformers close to their output to keep the output stable. But afte...

The monitor will make some noise when powering on, also if you can see the back of the tube it will have an orange glow.

Test for power at the monitor, it’s probably something silly like a switch turned off.

There is no difference, I love 3rd strike but it has to be played on a CRT

If you are playing mainly retro games you will be better off with a CRT screen like in an Astro or Aero, old games don’t look good on these modern cabs.

I've re-downloaded them. Never really played them in the first place. Also, Cave are having a "major announcement" on the 15th during TGS.They'll be on the Dengeki X Famitsu stream between 2PM and 2:45PM. No indication about what yet, Shou was hinting in the ExA thread that something is in the pipe...

Here you go.

http://www.arcade-collector.com/neogeo.php

If you look at the chips marked 232 that is the Neo game number, I haven’t checked but I would assume it’s KOF97.

They have had games for a couple of years on the Apple TV, this looks the same with a different name.

It’s very real.

Wow, that’s impressive Hopper, 100 machines. Must take some looking after.

Welcome

What is it? Just a joystick or does it have games built in?

What happened to Ralph and all his Aero’s? That would make a great arcade and with the best Candy cabs maybe they are for sale...

name them? no one wants to waste time with a time waster.

Received two tall stools from John today, very well packed, thanks for bringing these over.

Cheers Steve

One other thing, best if there are two of you to lift the monitor out and also if you do it on your own lie the Impress on its back.

Good luck and just make sure you don’t get caught on a cable.

When ever I removed an Impress monitor the first thing I would do is remove the power supply, I see in your pic it’s still there. It would be quite easy to neck the tube with it in.

The pcb on the end of the neck pulls off, it’s a socket that slides on to pins on the end of the tube.