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@Darksoft Gaia Crusaders for sale.

Sorry, I'm having the issue where it's way too bright. I chained the UVC out to the JVS IO in. When I bypass that, it's way too dim indeed. Sounds like I will have to do the same thing you did.

@opt2not I'm using the exact same Sega IO type, however my findings are similar to @BroadwayJose. I need to turn down brightness and contrast completely to get a somewhat acceptable image. Also have a MS9 in there. All my PCB's are looking great when brightness/contrast is in the middle. So it...

Having the same issue here, can you share a pic of your setup? I have wired the UVC to the VGA in on the JVS IO, but it looks very satured and bright that way.

This is really cool, have to try it out, thanks for sharing :)

@rancor maybe?

Yeah, like Franco says, that would be waaaaay cheaper and faster :D

Ah those, I've got lots of them in my stash. Should anyone locally need them, feel free to hit me up.

MS8/MS9 probably, dualsync monitors, not trisync.

Why wouldn't you? It's just wiring, it doesn't downscale or anything.

@buffi wanna part with your "questionable choice"? :P

I own a lot of KS Tools stuff, good quality. Can't go wrong at €3,22 so also ordered one, thanks.

Dealt with @Moonwalker a few times in the past. Just sold him a WWF Wrestlemania PCB, good and clear communication, fast payment, as always. Enjoy your PCB :)

True, I would want to get it replaced regardless though :D

Oof, that pin is pretty much f*cked indeed.

Maybe a stupid suggestion as I can't really judge from the pic, but can't you just heat the solder up and pull it a bit up? If it's really only missing a mm or 2, you could simply just do that (for now anyways).

I also had issues getting this to work properly and missed that post. Have to revisit soon. Let us know how you get on @rewrite :)

Yes, it definitely increases sharpness and creates some bolder scanlines. Done the mod once for @Firehawk, still need to do mine. @opt2not if you've already done the G1 mod, all it takes is just changing out 1 resistor iirc? I thought you'd at least tried it out :P

The first thing I hear about that, I've had a flat tube in my NAC but hated the gap it created... any more info on the mod needed?

Sounds like a great plan bud, curious to see what kind of projects you kick off. Any pics of the stuff you're going to be working with?