FS Egret 2/Windy 2/NNC/Q25 (Repair refund)

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I'm not parting it out, I'm going to replace the monitor.
@8bitforlife I had no luck using the magic eraser to remove the yellow spots; did you do anything special?
Ok, @Cereth is going to put me in touch with some people that have blank panels obtained from Taito. I'll wait for that. I can also do surgery on mine if I must.

I have handy (in order of least caustic) Goo Gone, paint thinner, acetone, Citristrip. I'll hit those yellow spots with the least caustic stuff, then move up as needed if there isn't any progress. Update tomorrow.
 
The Windy II marquee being in the cab was no problem, it cleaned out nicely. It's in great shape. I kind of wet myself. Again once clean it looks FANTASTIC. My partner nuked the mounting board with bleach and it seems ok, but I'm leaving it outside for a while just in case. Luckily for whatever, at least all the stuff here is in a very dry climate.

I have your cab updated to the order rsvgun, hopefully in time to ship!

There was black mold on the mounting board of ours. That's long-term. White mold I believe is an indicator of recent accrual of moisture. looking at the bottoms of the cab it looks like it was in a location that flooded. Thoughts?
 
Also just throwing this out there, this thread should be used as an example of what real arcade communities should be more like. Most everyone here is pooling resources and network to make the best of this situation, helping each other out. Remember that from the beginning this was also largely an effort on XeD's part to help others out getting these cabs. There's few to no people willing to put forth that kind of capital and energy to make something happen, so it really warms me to see everyone's input. Keep it up!
 
@Cereth is there a date we need to have them shipped from your location? I haven't made arrangements with a shipper yet, was waiting to here when you are ready to have them out of your place and wasn't sure with the holidays and all
 
The PCB mounts can be trashed. It's usually just mdf or plywood. Take the dimensions and go to Home Depot and they can cut you a piece to size right there.

If there is mold elsewhere on the cab, you can get a bottle of mold inhibitor while your there. This stuff will usually clean and protect from new growth. While.I highly doubt there is enough spores in the mold to get someone sick, if you want to wear a mask that's fine....but it's probably overkill. After all.is said and done, I would give it another cleaning with some Simple Green and call it a day.

If the cabs were in a flood you would see a water ring around the whole interior of the cab. More then likely, these we're just improperly stored in some dank shithole.
 
Yeah brutha, what won't work. At best it is just a reference and has to be redrawn since the resolution is so low. If you have links to high res art, that would be great.
Check here, let me know if this works, havent tested it myself
http://vectorlib2.free.fr/Egret_II/

If you do a run of these I would love to get a couple of sets. I wish Alberto would do these.
Yeaaaaaaaaah buddy! That makes it easy since it is already vectored. These shall be printed sometime in January. My buddy tells me he needs me to give him arcade art files to print because his business's printer doesn't get enough use. If he doesn't use is printer, the print heads will go bad. And well, I don't want that to happen, so I full intend to oblige him.


He also has this huge 12'x18' industrial Silhouette Cameo-like machine that can do the die cutting. I'll see if I can work out special pricing for those that picked up cabs in this group buy. Stay tuned.
 
Does he do posters an shit too? I'll probably have poster, banner, flyer, other shit to post at some point and am semi-looking for a permanent printer to go to.
 
of love a poster of arcade stuff too.

Question if we get these panels made will they have those universal mounting brackets for sticks?
 
Why not just fix the PSU? Would cost you like $20 in parts. A voltage regulator or two, a handful of capacitors. Boom.
 
Why not just fix the PSU? Would cost you like $20 in parts. A voltage regulator or two, a handful of capacitors. Boom.
I'm not skilled at soldering. I'm in Hawaii. I'm not sure I want rewrite to do anything else he's done enough. I kinda want it fixed so rewrite and I can go from there with the monitors.
 
When working perfectly, the Egret 2 power supply is not a very good power supply. It frequently runs high when not under high load, and yet sags very low when under a fairly high one (like Gradius II). To have so much variety in its 5V line is not the earmark of a very good power supply. Replacing it with a better one isn't a terrible idea, and even though I had an NOS power supply on my other Egret, I voluntarily did that by creating an adapter for the cabinet's wiring harness (no wire cutting!) For those with bad power supplies, consider it as an alternative.
 
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