Recent content by mathewbeall

Ha! I was thinking the same thing, except I have 4.... Love this platform and wish Sony hadn't killed it so soon.

Use the fiberglass pen, and then I pulled out some deoxit and spent about 10 minutes with some papertowels getting off the black residue - its not perfect, but better than before, but alas - when I boot it up - same dark picture. I am working with console5 to see if they can get me a cap kit. Matt

I am done with my testing - I know that @electric_monk still had some testing to do with other platforms besides the Namco 246/256.

Ok - more than happy to replace these cap! Just sent a note to console5 to see if they can build a recap kit. Matt

An example of the capacitors on the boarrd. I will get a fiberglass pen and clean the edge connectors - see if that helps!

Hi Folks, Does NBA JAM TE run dark normally? I am trying to get it to work on some screens, and i really have to crank the brightness up all the way to get it mostly visible, but it still seems too dark to me. I looked at the board and I see some capacitors that look like resistors - so not...

Just to comment on this again - if you put up a current video and better pictures of everything running, I am sure you will get some traction on this.

In case someone else has these issues - I pulled these 2 components off of a regular namco 256 parts board and got the super 256 up and running. C135 is marked with "C106" so 10 uF, 16v. L1 is marked with "470" so 47 uH Those are the right values I believe - I just transplanted them over and...

I still see it available at saveyourgames and HSS.

ordered one.

oh man - this is so cool - its making me want to upgrade my mistercadev1 now :)

oh man - this is so cool - its making me want to upgrade my mistercadev1 now :)

Saveyourgames has all of them - or will highscoresaves get some?

i probably wouldn't daisy chain the two power supplies - will make troubleshooting a lot more difficult. That plug SHOULD just be hard wired to the AC power coming into the HAPP, but you never know. That HAPP might be a bit wonky, and the AC might not be steady which in turn would make the...

I would use a small brush of some sort with isopropyl that will dry after a bit of time. I wouldn't use a cotton swab because that could leave fibers in the small connector.