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The pictures don't show Fluffy carts though? EDIT: picture 2 shows PCBs made by lydz, I think Fluffy carts look like this: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/pgm-single-game-pcb-interest-check.9373/

Pretty sure sheep_nova does not sell Fluffy carts.

I've only ever seen grey. So odd to me that they're not listed as a separate part. I found some on Aliexpress, but they're not available to my region. I may have another lead for them though.

Well, since he's here now, @acmodbios.

I have the same issue as @Bad_Hambre with my 490. It is driving me nuts. It is a very clean unit that didn't really have any broken solder joints. 2BH7A continuity is OK, I have no other means of testing Transistor Q1 checked Rectifiers D1-D4 checked Transformer, apart from the G2 controls the...

It's in the back. I'll dismantle it over the weekend and shoot some pics.

Awesome!

Right, I had made a typo. Height of the acrylic is 38cm, not 48cm. Overall height is 46cm. Width is 42cm. Overall thickness is 9.3mm, but that includes the 1.3mm thick steel plate. Sorry about that. I updated the pic in my post.

Does anyone have any idea what the part number is for the lower and upper seat cushions on an Initial D Arcade Stage 4-8? The manual isn't helping me at all. Coinopexpress has repros, but minimum spend $200...

If there is something missing from Mame, you should dump it.

What game / region is that now?

Which roms are not in Mame?

There's also https://gamerepair.info/ by @DragonMinded

Interested as well.

You could easily make your own. Just need the neck socket, B+K connector end and pins, and some wires in between.

3000h isn't low. Depends on the use case. I've seen 1000h caps on chassis that have lasted 30 years of operation. Look up the datasheets of the cap series you're replacing and you'll have a good idea where you should put long life ones.

I meant the cabs you're selling are DX. Maybe I'm wrong. Like how would I know.

I got customs paperwork rejected once because I had put 3010 on some parts. They were like, how can an arcade machine weigh a kilogram?

3010 and 3020 are for complete cabs, with and without monitors respectively. 3090 is for parts. That includes motherboards.

Pretty sure they're DX.