Arcade Otaku - アーケード オタク

Amazing line up of composers.

That absolutely can be fixed with adjusting the monitor.

But yeah, what grantspain said, adjusting them is different to almost any other monitor. Changing gains offsets the cutoffs and there's no unified contrast control.

It's still my favorite monitor though. Looks amazing when dialed in.

Did you try the DVI connector? I seem to remember that's the one you need to use.

Every time you're sliding in your screw driver (or whatever make shift tool you're using) under the cap you're scratching away the high voltage insulating paint (the red circle around the anode) and putting unnecessary stress on the anode prongs. The monitor doesn't have to be discharged if you're j...

SailorLodestar wrote: ↑

July 12th, 2019, 10:56 pm

He's removming the annode cap in the process of discharging the monitor.

Just discharging for safety taking the monitor out to clean the inside of the cabinet.

There's absolutely no reason to discharge the monitor if you're cleaning the inside of the cabinet.

There's an eprom on the cart. Could be related to that. If you do get it, please dump the eprom or send it to someone to dump.

It's the same size as the lamp in Blast and Net City cabinets. Unfortunately I have no idea what the size is in your crazy American measurements. Here it's just a regular 600mm lamp you can pick up from any hardware store.

If the anode cap doesn't come off then you can't remove the chassis from the monitor. I'm watching the video without sound. Are they recommending you to remove the anode just to dismantle the cab? Unless you're removing the chassis or swapping the frame, there's no reason whatsoever to remove the an...

Hydreigon wrote: ↑

June 26th, 2019, 2:19 pm

Tekken 4 normally runs at 15khz/standard resolution and heard running that game in 31khz/VGA res won't work.

Tekken 4 runs just fine in VGA.

It's just a regular 5K ohm pot. Just look for one with the correct thread size and shaft.

yosai wrote: ↑

July 2nd, 2019, 10:51 am

The SEGA adapter you've got is generally used with a Naomi which can output 15k.

Or it's used in a Blast City which can accept 31khz through the jamma connector.

StalkS wrote: ↑

July 3rd, 2019, 8:40 pm

I have a couple of 4 Slots as well if you after a particular version - I think one's an H and one's a F.

Don't have a particular version in mind. Throw me an offer by PM for either or even both.

That's cool. Never seen one before.

An elementary school friend of mine had a Tomy Mr Money piggy bank back in the day. That was the bees knees.

There's a focus pot at the back if you remove the cover.

As for the wonky geometry, a cap kit could help. However, recapping just the PSU probably won't do it.

Are you talking about the marquee in between the speakers? I have the art vectored if you want to go for a repro.

Bump.

zak wrote: ↑

June 28th, 2019, 12:05 pm

I think I have a working 4 slot nem will dig it out tonight.

Let me know what you want for it by PM.

2, 4, 6 slot, all configurations considered. Could take one with audio issues, as these issues are usually down to caps.

Let me know.

Thanks

I don't know why but I had to run Royal Rumble at 5.15V to work, otherwise it boots to a black screen. Every other cart works fine at 5.00V.

Try giving it some more juice.

Why don't you get one from the link you posted? Videotronics posts worldwide.

SailorLodestar wrote: ↑

June 16th, 2019, 7:38 pm

If they made a Beat 'Em Up with the quality of SKYCURSER, I'd be the happiest man alive.

There was one in development, but like MrJBRPG said, it seems to have been canceled:

http://www.foundingforce.com/