come on, I just payed as much for the namco system1 board as for shippingThanks for the orders all!
Working on some new stuff too, small batch being manufactured right now.
Sorry I missed this. Unfortunately, no plans for the that MVS model at the moment as it is not requested often.come on, I just payed as much for the namco system1 board as for shipping
count me in for one !
I'll get a zn/gnet one at the same time if available
any chance you can make something for the neo-mvh1? I use a cable, but would definitely put one of your kit to good use
you can see in the first pic there are 3 through holes, one between the RCA connectors and then 2 more in the back corners. they're "hiding" because the screw heads are black
Yes, @twistedsymphony is correct. There are 3 holes so this can be mounted however you please. The adhesive pad (1" square 3M VHB) works quite well. I'm printing a top plate to make this look more like a case. I'll upload some photos tonight.
you can see in the first pic there are 3 through holes, one between the RCA connectors and then 2 more in the back corners. they're "hiding" because the screw heads are black
Take my $$$!!!!The Atomiswave mod is nearly ready. This one is a bit different than previous boards since there is no clear mounting point. The current solution is a 3D printed plate that can be attached to the Atomiswave case with provided adhesive pad. It can also just be used as an in-line dongle if you'd like.
It will be available for sale at https://shewfly.com/products/everten-atomiswave-stereo-mod
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Thanks!
That's the idea. There's no difference between versions, it's just whether your use the adhesive pad or not.
I actually made a snap enclosure case, but it's a little fragile at this size. The PCB is pretty small, just under 1.25" square (or 31mm square), hard to tell in photos. I explored the slide top, just don't think it will work well.
