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Specially for parts that are 30+ years old. Better safe than sorry! Looking forward to this! Please satisfy my OCD and let me know if my assumptions are correct 😝 Keep up posted.

What great news! That's even better! At least this will clear things up and you'll be able to reproduce it without issues! Thank you nem and joeks 🙏🏼

Joeks, I was also puzzled by this and was looking at it through the weekend. It seems to me that the last part (extra acrylic layer) is a double acrylic. meaning, this is the part where it will be supported by the base itself, while the front (black) acrylic will slide from the top and only is...

And you delivered :thumbup:🥰 Thank you nem for your time and effort, I really appreciate it! These pictures are more than enough to get an idea about the inner design of the EL Panel, and the size of the marquee (front and back), as well as their configuration. Now, I will try to do a CAD/PDF...

Looking forward to this :D

Thank you nem for the update! I didn't know that. Is the steel plate between the two acrylic pieces? or is it in the back?

Sounds good 👍 That's all what I need, I just wanted to confirm the size because indeed the picture can be misleading. If you can do that I would really appreciate it. But I wouldn't stress on it. From your description it would seem that we are in the same ball park, so 1mm or 2mm wouldn't be...

Nem, I am looking at the picture with the measurements, it seems that the width is longer than the height? Correct me if I'm wrong. Also, I can't tell the marquee's thickness, but I would assume it is around 4mm. Thanks,

Nem, You are my hero! This is extremely helpful, I really appreciate your support on this 🙌. Would you be able to do one small favor for me please🙈. Would you be able to take front and side view of the marquee holder and base? I've a attached photo for reference. I can redraw them using...

Exactly, the whole top part ia missing. I would very much appreciate your help Nem, that would be super helpful 🙌🏼. I will be able to replicate it all thr parts from my local shop. I was able to secure the led light with the controller from a 3rd party. I will post a link if anyone would be...

Nem, I would really appreciate your help 🙏🏼. The last picture is juat from a google search.

Gents, I am in the process of restoring my 6 slot Candy Cab, and I am missing some parts which I have difficulty finding anywhere. I'm not sure if this the right place to post about this. In any case, I am currently looking for the marquee and base holder for the MV25UP-0. I have attached...

Ok a quick update on this matter. After plugging the power directly yo 220 AC (after unplugging tbe CRT), thankfully I didn't get blown up, and I was able to get 100VAC (finally 😆). I've tested the 5V DC power supply and it seems to be consistent. I was able to use the adjustment needle in...

I know right 😂. I've always believed that stablizer woukd give me a constant current and would be a safeguard against changes. But never thought that this could be the issue for low voltage. I'll report back later tonight with the results.

So plug it directly to the 220V AC? Yes I will do that just to be safe. Let me do that and get back to you 👍🏼.

For the leads, one is set to the N while the other on the L. This gives me a solid 50V. I am using a voltage regulator and plugging in the 110V output to power up the arcade. (attached) Yes it is 230V. The one inside the cabinet has a transformer that reads 220V which really confused me. I...

I am certain that I did it correctly. I am also. Skeptical about this, which lead me to check the wiring to see if I missee anything. Let me recheck just incase I made a mistake and I will confirm the AC voltage reading.

It does, my. Only issue is with the power supply. It is nowhere near 5V. Even without any load it gives 4.3V (newer power supply) which is too low for a 6 slot to even work. I can rule out that the original power supply is faulty because even when turning the adjustment needle, it always...

It reads 50V solid. I tested also the same thing with the new power supply and both give the same reading.

A quick update on the issue. I have measured the voltage when put underload and without any load (i.e. Plugging in the motherboard) in both cases. The voltage is showing as 3.60V. This using the original power supply. After changing the power supply (attached), without any load the voltage...