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Autofire PCB for Sanwa OBSF-30, Samducksa SDB-202

FrancoB said:
Are you buying the PCBs in pre-assembled or are you soldering the components on yourself?

If you're soldering the parts on yourself, is it possible to buy the whole kit but unsoldered for DIY assembly?
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Button color is a personal preference, so I only have DIY kits.

The current DIY kit consists of a board and control button as shown in the photo. You'll need to solder it to the button yourself.
 
Hi, just curious why 5/10/15 was chosen instead of say 30/20/15? I guess because it's based on a timer it's not feasible to use the higher rapid fire rates?
 
alamone said:
Hi, just curious why 5/10/15 was chosen instead of say 30/20/15? I guess because it's based on a timer it's not feasible to use the higher rapid fire rates?
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It is easy to increase higher shooting speed, but I chose this rate because it doesn't make much sense to use more than 15 shots per second in a classic game.
 
Crown Arcade Shop said:
Button color is a personal preference, so I only have DIY kits.

The current DIY kit consists of a board and control button as shown in the photo. You'll need to solder it to the button yourself.
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I understand that buttons are not supplied and that you need to solder it to the button, no problem.

I was asking if it is possible to supply the PCB with the IC, LED, JST XH, button, terminals etc, but without them already soldered on:

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For some of my use cases I'm going to need to desolder some of the components and it would save me a job.
 
Thanks @Crown Arcade Shop - Just ordered 4 for Sanwa....will test these out with some friends, and get back to either order more, or provide notes for improvement.
 
FrancoB said:
I understand that buttons are not supplied and that you need to solder it to the button, no problem.

I was asking if it is possible to supply the PCB with the IC, LED, JST XH, button, terminals etc, but without them already soldered on:

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For some of my use cases I'm going to need to desolder some of the components and it would save me a job.
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The board I have now is all soldered, as I SMT all the other parts except the terminals and PH connectors.

If you need boards, ICs, and components without soldering, you will have to desolder them yourself.
OR, I can consider producing them in a way that does not require SMT in few quantities in the next production.
 
Crown Arcade Shop said:
The board I have now is all soldered, as I SMT all the other parts except the terminals and PH connectors.

If you need boards, ICs, and components without soldering, you will have to desolder them yourself.
OR, I can consider producing them in a way that does not require SMT in few quantities in the next production.
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That's absolutely fine, I can desolder them myself. I've just put an order in for a bunch, thanks again for making these! :thumbup:
 
Ordered a few of the rapid fire pcbs and that neo geo pcb. I have an aes stick that crapped out and that looks like a really clean solution since I already dropped seimitsus into it.
 
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