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Hi @Segafan1985 The video guide is finally live on YouTube. Feel free to have a look right here: How to replace the fans — SEGA P-ras 3 [APM3]

The ALLS UX is a fair bit louder than I like. (Especially now that I replaced the fans in the P-ras cabinet itself, where mine lives). Has anyone been able to reduce the noise to more pleasant levels? Did you have to replace both the cabinet fan and the cpu fan/cooler? What fans model/make did...

I'd like to nominate @mv1f 's work on researching, enabling and taming the LEDs, VFD and NFC on the SEGA P-ras 3 / APM3. From staring out as a set of Python+PySerial scripts to a standalone executable with a whole lot of options his work is much appreciated. The P-ras just wouldn't be the same...

Hola Neorep25 — Enjoy this very nice and helpful place.

Welcome Angelo123@ — arcade-projects is a very nice and helpful place. Hope you will enjoy it as much as I do.

I recorded my installation process and went deep on selecting the optimal set of Noctua fans. I plan on posting a YouTube video of the process in the not too distant future. An essential upgrade to the cab, imho.

@FPJ Have you considered a MiSTer FPGA? Perhaps just as a a stopgap solution... Rod-Land was added right before summer... Such a wonderful game!

Hi @PASTBLASTER How did things turn out with the Noctuas? Exactly what Noctua models did you go for? Did you make your own adapter cables? I am considering Noctuas with PWM + PWM controllers for my P-ras (to be able to adjust RPM if necessary...). PS: I am also totally in love with this...

Full blown electrical engineer... You are very welcome! ;D

Great to know. I am seriously considering his JVS-PAC 2 for adding my MiSTer to P-ras 3. But I'd love to know if someone has had success with that exact combo.