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Might wanna get a rejuvenator to test the green gun to make sure it’s not dying.

We tried using one of those AIO gbs-c units for cps3 capture and it didn’t work out well because it was missing the clock generator mod and some other cap mods. So I would follow up with the seller if it has these. The gbs-c isn’t focused on arcade hardware from the research I’ve done too.

I had that exact same issue in one of my blast cities. I had to send to PNL and they fixed it. He just told me it was the HV daughter pcb board and that he replaced components on it. I couldn’t get anymore info than that and not even sure if what he told me was accurate. I didn’t really try and...

I think the cps2av needs a redesign due to parts shortage. It has been out of stock for a long time.

It's a matter of trial and error when yoke swapping. Unscrew the consumer yoke and rings and they should just slide right off. Sometimes they're glued in place with some silicon, so you'll have to cut the glue to loosen it. Slide the nanao yoke in place and reuse the consumer television...

Some blast city power supplies are weak. I have one that struggles with the net boot even after a cap kit. But I have 3 others that power it with no issues. I would try and cap kit your power supply first to see if it handles the power fine. If not, SUN power supply it up.

Yes, and it’s recommended that you pull the monitor out while you adjust it. It’s too difficult to adjust that spc15 pot while it’s still mounted to the cab. I’ve done it before with it still mounted and it’s not fun.

There’s a thread about those Chinese flybacks on this forum somewhere. If I recall you need to dial in the HV pot to get the correct horizontal size but do not quote me on that. Honestly you should just use the dead chassis flyback and hope it works. Those Chinese flybacks are terrible.

https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/mounting-a-naomi-and-a-cps2-in-a-blast-city.22132/post-337710 Here’s how the lemony adaptor connects. You can see he’s pulling button 4 and 5 from the jamma connector which then goes into a female cps2 connector. From there you can connect to your blast...

Half your wires aren’t going into the Sega IO. On that particular IO I believe button 4 and 5 need to be pulled from the jamma finger and button 6 from the connector that your brown wires are going. @Lemony Vengeance makes kick connectors for this. Imo you should just avoid all eBay stuff and...

That’s not an original monitor. Looks like a weiya flat screen crt. However that punisher is original and even has the cps1.5 case. Ez $1000 for punisher and $2000 for cabinet.

Are you using the yoke for the sanwa or the Nanao 2931? I’ve used that same tube to swap but used the original yoke for the Nanao 2930. Looks and works great

Your yoke windings is probably broken somewhere. Check this thread, the issue is almost identical.

I have 4 blast cities, but 1 out of the 4 power supplies struggles with the Naomi netdimm set up. It's been recapped and cleaned up, but struggles to get 3.3v. I dunno what else it could be, but I kind of just left it alone and put the naomi in a different cabinet.

The fact that people still buy expensive cabs from him is crazy. It has been documented for a while now that he stiffs people the second things go wrong in shipping. When he tried to stiff someone over a huge container (I think it was over $10k) and it required the buyer to do a charge back on...

Yaton doesn't have an ebay account anymore. The Chinese sellers you see on there that look like Yaton are probably some old business associates of Yaton.

Imma put money on it and say the monitor probably disgusting too. When that thing heats up does it start to smell like shit? Probably needs a good cleaning too. You already got it out, might as well wash it up.

I am pretty sure MS2934 is not a trisync. It's VGA only. MS2930/31/33 are TriSync

These are in stock right now brand new. Unless you specifically want a used one. https://irkenlabs.com/product/jammafier/

Just an update. I split the audio from the stereo RCA inputs on the board and fed one of the signals into this amplifier. Works great and the audio is still retained from the cabinet speakers!