Recent content by meybarra

Welcome! Good to see another hobbyist in the region.

My 3.2 manual says SW1 toggles CSync output between A (Regenerated) and B (Buffered).

Ok, this is interesting...I pulled out my newer HAS v3.2 with a 2018 HD-15 adapter connected to my BVM. With the CSync switch set to Regenerated, my CPS2 displayed just fine. However, with the CSync switch set to Buffered, the image wouldn't sync correctly. Only the bottom half of the image was...

Welcome! I started out in this hobby about 6 years ago with a Craigslist CPS2 X-Men Vs. Street Fighter board and supergun. I've been going down the rabbit hole ever since. Best of luck with the board repairs, collecting, and tournament organizing.

Also, the carts with larger wheels help a bit if you need to use it "off road" across lawns, dirt, etc. It helps, but it's still a pain. Thinner wheels would more readily sink into the ground. Laying down plywood helps.

My "Cosco" branded convertible hand truck worked well for me. I mostly used it in the normal position for moving cabs. The larger wheels help with moving up and down stairs. The horizontal position came in handy moving crt monitors and boxes. I'm sure other carts would work well too. Here's an...

I'm sending my v3.0 HAS to @danringer to troubleshoot his BVM. I have a later 3.x HAS I'll use to test more with my BVM. My guess is that either my BVM is an oddity, allowing the sync to work, or else my 127W NTSC input card somehow "fixed" the sync issues on my BVM.

Packaged received quickly in excellent packaging and condition. I think this is my 2nd transaction with @mattsoft and they've gone down smoothly. The xbox works great. I ended up plugging it in to my 27" consumer crt tv and it looks very nice. I've been pleasantly surprised how good this...

I think it might be an un-amplified subwoofer output: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/subwoofer-on-sega-cabinet.7514/

Correct. It also allows me to swap console controller cables easily. The cables in my photo were actually for gamecube.

I also recommend running an ethernet cable along each leg of the cab, connecting the retro boards in the control panel to the bottom of the cab. Then, use ethernet couplers to connect your controller adapters to your console.

Yeah, connect the retro boards to their respective 20-pin connectors on the adapter. It includes short extension cables to help. Not exactly. The USB port you circled in your photo is part of the JVS IO board built into your NNC, assuming it's wired for JVS. The Arthrimus adapter is the little...

This Arthrimus Sega IO adapter might simplify things for you: https://arthrimus.com/product/sega-jvs-console-i-o/

Tested with just the 129x board installed in slot 1:

Just realized you have a Maimai cab next to the NNC. Didn't realize you liked rhythm games ;)