Recent content by Locutus73

Thank you soo much to @hatmoose and @twistedsymphony... thanks to everyone contributed Locutus73

I'm trying to clear my positive feedbacks backlog... sorry for being so late. Months ago I bough a trio of Fluffy PGM Cave Shooters from @nnap and it was a smooth and pleasant experience. Great quality! Thank you!

I'm trying to clear my positive feedbacks backlog... sorry for being so late. Months ago I bough a nice CPS3 shaped BlueSCSI from @Rom1 and it was a smooth and pleasant experience. Thank you!

I'm trying to clear my positive feedbacks backlog... sorry for being so late. Last year I bough a nice Makaimura PCB with artset from @Gothic and it was a smooth and pleasant experience. Thank you!

Purchased a pair of PCBs from @BlackLord and it was a smooth and pleasant experience. Thank you!

Is it possible that some boards have some aftermarket jumpers wired from the connector B to the JAMMA edge?

Maybe this could help? https://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-videogames/S/Sagaia.pdf I mean, I really don’t know and don’t get my words as any reference…

The first ones which jump up to my mind which I have in my collection are some Namco’s ones such as Dig Dug (I have an Atari distributed one, but it’s the same PCB as the Namco’s one), Xevious (again Atari PCB which is different this time), Namco Classic Collection vol. 1 and 2 and Konami Circus...

Yeah, this works… I was thinking to something like HAS->PVM ext sync in and then PVM ext sync out->PVM video in for having a single cable run to the PVM from the SCART switcher, which works for other retro consoles just switching between the RGB and composite input with the PVM panel. But I...

Hi @RGB I have a 3.1 HAS and recently I got a Taito B/W Space Invaders 3 layers PCB. That PCB outputs composite video on a pin and I bought (I'm waiting for it) a JAMMA adapter which outputs the composite video on the csync JAMMA pin. Now my HAS is configured for 75Ohm buffered csync and my...

I still didn't open my CRT, but looking around I got these If I'm not mistakent the connector should be a 6 pin JST-VH with the following pinout 1 H+ 2 H+ 3 H- 4 H- 5 V- 6 V+

Anyway the PVM has an automatic degauss procedure on power up and a manual degauss button... neither of those seems to be effective against the purity issue I have exclusively when the monitor is 90° CW. I'm waiting hoping it will settle down in a few days, but it's still there.

Basically the concept remains the same, but yeah, opening the chassis and taking a look at the yoke and the connectors is the only thing that makes sense right now. I'll post some pics when I have the chance. TIA

I'm exploring the idea... currently I'm asking @FrancoB if he can possibly make a custom cable with the specific PVM connector, then I must double check, but I suspect that on the bottom of the case there should be some cuts where the cable could possibly be routed without cutting anything...