Recent content by Bigblue709

It’s a 27”. I don’t think I’d feel comfortable tipping anything bigger on its side 😁

Yup, you got it, the top shroud fits between the trim and the guide blocks on the tv platform. The TV rests naturally at a good angle, my other TVs would need to be propped up a bit in the back.

Inspired by this thread, I set out to build a wooden Astro City inspired cabinet over the winter with the assistance of my father and his woodworking shop. Arcade monitors are impossible to find here, so this is built to house a consumer TV in tate mode without having to take it out of its...

It’s a single-game cart (Shock Troopers), I’d be okay with any playable game on it really. The seller sent me a replacement, so this one is available for tinkering — but I’m not sure where to start 😵‍💫

I have a few of these and one of them crashes out fairly early into gameplay. Opened it up and the circuitry looks fairly simple. It’s beyond my skill level, but does anyone know if it would be possible to reflash / reprogram these carts?

Original cabs have enough space for a subwoofer under the PCB support shelf. The cabs didn’t come with one originally afaik, but it makes modern titles sound a lot better.

I finally got the cabinet all put back together. The coin box is staying off until it gets moved to its final location. Decided to keep the PC behind the screen to keep it away from footwear moisture. Plays like a dream 😃

Yep, as well as any other driving game. You need to calibrate the strength of the motor driver so you don't burn out your motor, it can be done with a multimeter and some software utilities. I initially didn't realize this and overheated my motor at one point, but it's still working -- be...

Full Love Live schematics in this thread https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/ttx4-love-live-after-school-activity-lets-make-this-game-work.20614/ GitHub project working on usbio support in regular windows here https://github.com/641i130/ttx4-usbio

Very cool! I just received one of these in the mail today -- SOP/TSOP desoldering is beyond my ability, so I'm happy you were able to save me the trouble and risk!

Back at this project lately after a long break. The motherboard is damaged beyond repair, with many small traces eaten by corrosion. Too bad. I sold the hard drive and security key to another forum user to help resurrect their SR3 -- organ donation is the only acceptable reason to strip a...

Hatmoose nailed it -- you need to push in on the black plastic right where the clips are, but it can be difficult to know exactly where they are. Capcom's main tool for making sure they never broke was the security bolt holding the two halves together 😇

Any updates on this project? Still dying to get my hands on one 😃

Has anyone directly connected a jamma board to one yet? Let's see some photos!