Recent content by Plymelk

To echo all here, I have had to do it multiple times and a proper screwdriver is a must. Astro, NAC and Konami Windy all do not fit through North American standard sized bedroom door frames, but a Blast City will fit if you remove the control panel and slide it in sideways. I remember...

Not really. The only break real break is if you sell your primary residence, then the first 250k of gain is excluded from your income. Artwork and collectibles (think stamps or coins but could broadly covers "antiques") are technically their own category of asset for tax purposes of gain...

No, cap gains are NOT adjusted for inflation. Yes the service expects the taxpayer to track their basis in assets. Fwiw I think it’s unlikely that this policy will be policed at least initially due to the sheer administrative burden of doing so for the service but you don’t want to be one made...

@nem is right. On a similar note, I have seen posts like this for other flybacks for chassis' that incorporate aluminum cages surrounding the flyback on the board. What I have found is that when those flybacks are screwed to those cages, that can cause stress to the junction of the flyback to...

This is true regarding the capital gains, the problem is that if you do not have a disclosure filed with the IRS substantiating your acquisition cost (i.e., the price you paid to initially acquire the asset) then you could be deemed to have acquired it for zero. Further capital gains have...

https://www.arcadeshop.com/i/1539/atari-lighted-start-push-button.htm These are for Atari cone buttons but may work for Nintendo buttons, I am not sure.

https://twistedquarter.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=200_203&products_id=375 This one is smaller and may work for your project.

https://www.arcadeadventures.com/27-monitor-bezel-nos-thin-frame/ I think this is the same one.

To supplement what you found, I think the Sega Display Model 200-5090 corresponds to the 20" variant. Not sure what tube size you have, but adding this here for reference...

Put me down for an MVS cart when you get capacity again. Thanks

Looks like the remote board connector header position needs to change depending on 15khz vs. 31khz. Page 3 of the attached manual. https://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-monitors/Wells-Gardner-27d9200-33d9200.pdf

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-Lxzm1pN58LaU9nek5VVjRCLVU/view?usp=share_link&resourcekey=0-VPKxli05o8MxyeAjHFx6UQ See if what cap values correspond to c322 on this Wei-ya service manual. My guess is the 2620 will correspond to your chassis. EDIT. Try these too if 2620 is not a match...

This is a Wei-ya universal for sure and isolation transformer is required. https://twistedquarter.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=200_204&products_id=376

I saw on your other thread that this is a A68 tube. That means you have a 27"/29" monitor. As for your horizontal size issue. There is are two jumpers next to the width coil that corresponds to one being "narrow" and the other being "wide". Try swapping the plug to the vacant header and see...