Recent content by Vectorfire

SOLD!

Possibly sold to user: scooby, Waiting on payment..

Does your cab have a Capcom I/O board? This is the easiest way I know of to to interface controls and sound to and from the Naomi into a cabinet or supergun. It also has the advantage of having a kick harness for extra buttons like 6 button fighters. It uses a USB cable to connect to the Naomi...

There are JVS to Jamma adapters. You would just need a +3v JVS compatible power supply.

The Pi-force is indeed all set up. It's not just a rapsberry Pi and color screen with nothing on it. You load games onto the PI's flash card, Pi Force then serves the game you select over the network cable and loads it directly onto the Netdimm memory for booting. You can use Naomi, Naomi 2 and...

F/S SEGA Naomi2(Multibios), 512mb NetDimm (Firmware 4.02), Pi-Force (TFT Color), Samsung 32gb Evo flash, NetDIMM 0 PIC, Network cable, Audio cable, and USB power cable for the Pi. Located in the USA, so no delay or hassles from overseas shipping/customs. 610$ plus shipping (No international...

Thank you greatly!

Which direction does the little notch on the 0 PIC face? Afraid ill damage or wipe if I place it in the wrong way. Thanks all!

Between the non-phosphorescing pixel triad that's dead center of the tube and the abysmal color saturation and purity I'm left with little choice but to see if I can get a replacement. Betson charges a hefty 30% restock fee on returns so that's not an option and I've yet to determine who the...

Monitor has what appears like a dead pixel dead center. It looks like there's either an imperfection blocking green aperture of the shadow mask, or there an imperfection in the vertical phosphor stripe itself. If it were off to the side, one might be able to overlook it, but its literally right...

at 1k ohm it expects 3vpp. Likely get dark to nothing.

looking that the specs they appear to be the same. Glad I didn't purchase through Happ, their charging an extra 138$ over Betson. I went back into the manual and It appears I was confusing the impedance matching switch for something that was required to switched to 31khz. It's just impedance...

The SVGA autosync version is now disontinued. Only these trimodes remain..

I'm genuinely unsure. The manual only states M31 series. So perhaps. It's a flat screen so it's likely the D (dyna flat) so MS3129D perhaps. Betson doesnt use the manufacturer's product code. I too read nothing but bad things about the monitor leading up to my purchase. But the way I figure it...

+1 your hands already in my wallet for MVS, might as well clean me out :)