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I would hazard a guess that there maybe switches inside or on the back of the cab that need turning on, the power supply size is fine.

kernow wrote: ↑

November 18th, 2020, 9:14 pm

Was that the JP version of ketsui? Guess so. Wonder if it works with a vshg

Yes it is, also one more, Garrega both from the JPN PS store.

You should be able to get that contractor from RS for cheap, they are very common in machine control panels or you can just swap the coil for a 240 volt one, that’s the part that melted.

Any good games on it? I would like a brand new console.

I ended up eventually buying a PS4 last year and only bought KOF97, Ketsui and Samurai shodown.

copados33 wrote: ↑

November 14th, 2020, 2:11 pm

An Aero Table for an Egret 2? whaaaa? are you crazy?

And it has the speaker pod, ultra rare.

Nice, the only good game on the AW

Neo Geo
Samurai Showdown 2

I tried it a couple of times and worked but the last one I did died instantly!

Here you go,

http://www.neo-geo.com/forums/showthrea ... orking-now

Yes, I have done that on a Neo Geo MV1C board, this board is mono but it can be modded for a stereo line out by picking up the signal before the amplified mono output.

I am sure it’s possible but will be different on each Jamma board.

That’s what mine was, and it looks the same in your pictures.

Do you have a volt meter? I imagine as Grant does something has come loose in transit, you need to check all the connections and any loose wires and defiantly the neck pcb board.

Do any of the games run as they should, I tried one of these multi’s years ago and all the games were wrong apart from Galaxian that ran pretty well.

Does the neck glow on the tube? and have you checked the video input plug where it joins the chassis.

I used to have one of these cabs, really nice cab to play on.

Yes there is, a Vewlix.

Try disconnecting the input to the Namco amp which is accessed from the back next to the JVS IO, you may have done that already.

Disconnect the stereo input but leave power on and let us know if you still have the buzz.

I have repaired a few like that, my method was to gently lift a small part of the overlay and then remove the rust with a flat needle file until it’s 90% gone, then spread pva glue or similar between the overlay and CP. Quickly clamp it so most of the glue comes out, job done! Won’t be perfect but w...

I thought it was a type 3, that’s what I have myself. Well done on fixing.

Your photo is very blurred, it’s hard to see which board that is.

You need two