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Sorry forgot to check for reply. You can use a xm29 (no plus model) (Grail) or FM towns Monitor (Uses sony pvm tube and not small and compact) or amiga microvitec monitor, all perfect solution for x68k although theu will need a modified x68k vga cable as the pinouts are different. Not sure...

Rather than a vga adapter to utilise the x68k properly you should ideally need to find a autoswitching tri sync monitor. i can source you one if you like or if you still prefer a vga adapter i can buy one for you and ship it to you via express shipping if you like? The reason is x68k games can...

Oh im just being stupid. Mixed up kuru with vannilla.

Is that a bootleg?

I have a x68k ace hd that i had to take apart completely to fix but cant work out how to put it back together. Im like that. Cheap if u fancy it? Its all complete.

Dare i say it but hands down the best home pc/console ever made in terms quality and quantity of games.

That was cheap!

was it sold with a controller or without? seems a bargain if sold with. bargain without for that matter.

Link to weshare doesnt seem to work

Dobu still have any left?

His panels are quality. Ignore the colour. its a protective film which I have yet to remove.

An original or repro? What original parts u need?

Check for hot chips too. Or use a thermal imagining camera or maybe a current tracer like hp brand might help u locate the bad device. Its most likely a ram as they dont like to go gracefully..

Yes its because there is a problem on the pcb may it be bad contact, partially or completly failed devices or components. If u measure voltages at the actual chips u might find they are less than where u are reading them now. In all cases voltages shouldnt need to be adjusted. A perfectly...

U shouldnt really adjust voltages for each pcb. Its a recipe for disaster. If pcbs is drawing down the current then that shohld be addressed on the pcb

Pm me what help u need, ill might be able to help buddy.

Good point but then again irem M72 got a multi and 4 out of the 8 games was also available on M84 and other hardware. Hopefully a multi would get some originals out from behind the woodwork. But 1:3 is still less than 1:4. Point taken. 8)

Great work man! So it means a polished multi is in the works?

Couldnt onr incorporate an osd game select with a cable to triggers the cpu to reset when another game is chosen? Or just let the user mannually reset it? Snes and megadrive multi carts dont have reset in the osd either. Well not that i know off. Manually power cycle isnt that hard.

You know there is no hope when they ask what does the box looks like..