swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
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swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
I have a Naomi with a sanwa 29e31s and I want to swap it out for a Nanao ms9 I have just been kindly given by Spence (buttonbasher)
I noticed that the square plug on the nanao carries the power for the screen AND the power for the degauss AND the colours from the jamma connector (rgbsg)
My Naomi plug only carries the power for the screen and a remote degauss.
I can easily rectify the problem with the colours, but the power to the degauss is a bit of a worry. What voltage does it need? 230 or 100v?
Would it be ok to run the screen with no degauss (I'd rather have it active)
Or... can anyone sell me the correct lead?
cheers
I noticed that the square plug on the nanao carries the power for the screen AND the power for the degauss AND the colours from the jamma connector (rgbsg)
My Naomi plug only carries the power for the screen and a remote degauss.
I can easily rectify the problem with the colours, but the power to the degauss is a bit of a worry. What voltage does it need? 230 or 100v?
Would it be ok to run the screen with no degauss (I'd rather have it active)
Or... can anyone sell me the correct lead?
cheers
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
After looking at both monitors for ages, it "looks" like I could just swap over the chassis'
All the plugs etc seem to fit and the neck card also fits - BUT!!!
I'm not stoopid enough to just run this - I'm not crazy. Can anyone on here confirm that this would work. I guess not, though...
All the plugs etc seem to fit and the neck card also fits - BUT!!!
I'm not stoopid enough to just run this - I'm not crazy. Can anyone on here confirm that this would work. I guess not, though...
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Is the Sanwa monitor not a semi-flat, and the MS9 curved?
The yoke specs are different either way...
http://wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Yoke_Specifications"
The yoke specs are different either way...
http://wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Yoke_Specifications"
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Arses!
I've just put the tube in and the monitor surround hits on it. I'm thinking that I could mount the tube BEHIND the mounting bracket?
This isn't going well.
EDIT-
Harumph! I've taken the damn thing out and put the old one back in. I just need to sort out the width issues with it as they are driving me insane.
I've just put the tube in and the monitor surround hits on it. I'm thinking that I could mount the tube BEHIND the mounting bracket?
This isn't going well.
EDIT-
Harumph! I've taken the damn thing out and put the old one back in. I just need to sort out the width issues with it as they are driving me insane.
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
The nanao needs smaller mounting bushes as it needs to sit further back i think, the white plastic things.virtvic wrote:Arses!
I've just put the tube in and the monitor surround hits on it. I'm thinking that I could mount the tube BEHIND the mounting bracket?
This isn't going well.
EDIT-
Harumph! I've taken the damn thing out and put the old one back in. I just need to sort out the width issues with it as they are driving me insane.
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Cmon chop I wanna see your manly bricklayer arms.
Cmon chop I wanna see your manly bricklayer arms.
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Or it might be the other way round
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Cmon chop I wanna see your manly bricklayer arms.
Cmon chop I wanna see your manly bricklayer arms.
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
You were right first time bud.
The Nanao uses the short ones, the 29e31s are the longer ones and the PFX uses ones somewhere in the middle.
The Nanao uses the short ones, the 29e31s are the longer ones and the PFX uses ones somewhere in the middle.
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Hi Mr V
When you pick the bezel up tomoz, remind me about the plastic spacers as im sure ive some that go with the monitor.
Spence
When you pick the bezel up tomoz, remind me about the plastic spacers as im sure ive some that go with the monitor.
Spence
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Excellent - thanks for all the infos chaps.
I am getting the bezel tomorrow, and if I need to make some more bushes, what length are they mr.Franco?
I am getting the bezel tomorrow, and if I need to make some more bushes, what length are they mr.Franco?
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
A NAOMI with an MS9 sounds like a very sexy cabinet.
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
I don't have those bushes any more, its just an old picture I have. I would hazard a guess that the larger diameter section is 3-5mm.virtvic wrote:Excellent - thanks for all the infos chaps.
I am getting the bezel tomorrow, and if I need to make some more bushes, what length are they mr.Franco?
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
ms9 and es31 specs are almost identical-should work finevirtvic wrote:After looking at both monitors for ages, it "looks" like I could just swap over the chassis'
All the plugs etc seem to fit and the neck card also fits - BUT!!!
I'm not stoopid enough to just run this - I'm not crazy. Can anyone on here confirm that this would work. I guess not, though...
can't vouch for any geometry issues though-you would have to see what happens
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Cool, I'll carefully try it out tomorrow.
A mate of mine came round and we've been playing Donkey Kong JR all night
A mate of mine came round and we've been playing Donkey Kong JR all night
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
I've just tried the ms9 chassis with the sanwa tube and it does seem to work, but with a lot of crackling noise at the back.
I'm just not going to risk it.
I'll make up some new plastic bushes for the correct tube tomorrow at work and put in the correct tube.
I'm just not going to risk it.
I'll make up some new plastic bushes for the correct tube tomorrow at work and put in the correct tube.
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Franco - I made up some 3mm spacers and they are 10mm too small. I reckon you may have got the sizes of the pfx and ms9 mixed up?
No worries, though - I'll just remake some tomorrow.
The monitor is awesome though! Excellent colours and I managed to get the geometry nigh on perfect
No worries, though - I'll just remake some tomorrow.
The monitor is awesome though! Excellent colours and I managed to get the geometry nigh on perfect
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Thats strange. I'm 99% sure the smaller ones are for the Nanao.
The 13mm ones are definitely for the PFX as I turned some of the longer ones down to 13mm.
I have had a few 29e31s's and have had a few sets of the longer bushes. I have only had one with the Nanao monitor and I have only had one set of the shorter ones.
The 13mm ones are definitely for the PFX as I turned some of the longer ones down to 13mm.
I have had a few 29e31s's and have had a few sets of the longer bushes. I have only had one with the Nanao monitor and I have only had one set of the shorter ones.
virtvic wrote: The monitor is awesome though! Excellent colours and I managed to get the geometry nigh on perfect
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
That's odd!
I have the correct grey Naomi bezel now and there is a 10mm gap in between screen and bezel. The back monitor box fouls on the monitor cage too. Were you fitting the nanao with a Sanwa bezel by any chance?
I made some cheeky spacers a minute ago anyway!
I have the correct grey Naomi bezel now and there is a 10mm gap in between screen and bezel. The back monitor box fouls on the monitor cage too. Were you fitting the nanao with a Sanwa bezel by any chance?
I made some cheeky spacers a minute ago anyway!
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
Odd indeedz.
Nah, I have always had the right bezel for the monitor, the curvatures are different and you would get uneven gaps if you mix them up.
Its strange you say about the mounting frame fouling
It this the normal Nanao MS2932S found in Naomis and is it in a standard Naomi mounting frame?
Nah, I have always had the right bezel for the monitor, the curvatures are different and you would get uneven gaps if you mix them up.
Its strange you say about the mounting frame fouling
It this the normal Nanao MS2932S found in Naomis and is it in a standard Naomi mounting frame?
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Re: swapping sanwa 29e31s for nanao ms9
It's a standard Naomi frame and I don't know exactly what model of ms9 it is.
Maybe it's a different model to the norm?
I'll post some pics tonight....
Maybe it's a different model to the norm?
I'll post some pics tonight....