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I had a NAC with a that Hirose connector and it had at least one of the guides ends broken too so I swapped it out for a fresh one. Yeah I feel you, that certainly wasn't a fun time crouching at the foot of the cab swapping over a wire at a time X/ I recently put a new edge connector on a...

There are two auxiliary harnesses. AUXILLARY HARNESS 1 is at the top of the board in the picture above and is for connecting to buttons on a sub panel or similar for controlling the Home and Select/Back buttons for both P1 and P2 (see picture below). AUXILLARY HARNESS 2 is towards the bottom of...

Got some S6B-XH-A in and swapped the header on all four boards for me and my friends. Works great in that orientation :thumbup:

Ah you're right, you can just about fit both connectors in if you install the AUXILLARY HARNESS 1 first and then install the Brook PCB afterwards. It's more than a bit tight though and it's bending/putting load on the connectors. It's also trickier to screw the machine screws in as it's pushing...

@Jughead - that would possibly work if you used something like a pin header extension. You would need to make a longer JST PH >PH cable though as the included ones are just long enough to reach as 'stock'. The UFBs PCBs would sit higher inside the control panel though and I'm wanting to keep as...

I've been looking through the thread and also google image searches to try and find any photos of both the TP/L3/R3 link cable and AUXILLARY HARNESS 1 in use but I can't seem to see any. Does no one else use/have both of these in connected at the same time? I definitely need to use the inputs...

Received mine today, great stuff! One question, and I hope I'm being dumb here... but it looks like it's not possible to have the 4 pin JST PH connector installed (that links TP/L3/R3) along side using the JST XH AUXILLARY HARNESS 1 header as the JST PH connector impedes access? Replacing...

It would 'fit' although it would sit on the rails rather than the MDF board. I think that's going to be too big, as I said you only really have about 350mm front to back to play with and even then you might not want to max that out to allow for cables and airflow, although that will depend on...

The shelf is 400x400mm with a 'through height' of about 250mm. However, Due to the sloped back of the Vewlix you only have about 350mm of depth to play with. So your PC would just about fit in even if overhung a little horizontally but I think you might be a bit tight on the depth as you need...

No worries, thanks for the reply. If anyone else needs them LMK as I have no use for them, otherwise they're going back in a box to be stumbled across again in another 10 years ^^

I can vouch for @ElQuijote7 as being a good buyer and who's now as a good friend. I'm hoping someone can hook him up ^^

Yeah it worked but it looks a bit like a dogs dinner and I don't really want to use a 1/4" socket. I've found some nice DPDT 3.5mm sockets now for switching the stereo and I've been playing with them recently but I'm getting some interference from somewhere which I think may be coming from using...

No problem, glad they're of use to you. Yeah the panel height/thickness is the same for both panels ~13mm.

I just stumbled across these whilst looking for something else for someone. I'm not sure if you're still in need?

Hi fella. Apologies for the late reply, I wanted to remeasure a few things before I committed to uploading dimensions but I've just finished doing that now, here you go: The dimensions of these panels really bug me. I've been measuring Japanese cab parts for years and typically the...

Super simple one this. Adapter plate to allow a Seimitsu LS-32 or LS-32-01 to be fitted directed to a Taito Vewlix control panel. Once fitted, the CP > underside ball distance is approx 24.5mm. The standard SE or SS mounting plate can be removed and the printed adapter plate fits directly to...

The new version looks great! I wanted to order your older version some years back but you were OOS at the time, I'm kinda glad now as hopefully I can pick up some of these ^^ I had a few questions but they've all been answered by the instructions, good work! My only remaining question is about...

@rogersta kindly sent me the Asahi Seiko 730-A/B mech out of his Aero Table to make a kit for: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipUELfgTJh0 I do like the lever style reject mechs as they're really satisfying to depress ^^ I noticed the pictures of the plastic Asahi Seiko 730-A/B mech...

Great stuff! :thumbsup: Four kits left.... Two out of the last four sold. The final two are on hold for a member until October. I have one person in reserve for one of the kits if the other sale falls through. With that in mind I'm as good as sold out. Thanks all!

Great stuff, I've always loved the lowboy style :thumbup: Thanks for the heads up on ShaderGlass and Borderless Gaming too!