fatherpain
Professional
I’d like to be added to the list also please
NAC Splitfire: JAMMA streaming solution
- Thread starter Hatsune Mike
- Start date
Hatsune Mike
Champion
The PCBs are at 50% production, undergoing SMT QC inspection at the factory.
cdlzero
Beginner
Wow, I definitely want one of these.
Hatsune Mike
Champion
The PCBs have shipped and are en route to me.
drfunk2k
Grand Master
imma waiting 
yea!
yea!
Hackcell
Grand Master
Hello! What0s the status of this project? Is there an update list? Been waiting for quite some time.
Alternative option is to buy Axunwork's Jamma extractor ($80)
https://www.axunworks.com/product-p583683.html
https://www.axunworks.com/product-p583683.html
drfunk2k
Grand Master
@GumGum thanks for the plug for axunworks, but the NAC splitfire is an awesome device, that I am willing to support as well.
Lets keep this thread clean and devoted to the NAC splitfire and @Hatsune Mike great efforts!
I can't wait to get one to add to my collection of devices.
Thanks @Hatsune Mike
Lets keep this thread clean and devoted to the NAC splitfire and @Hatsune Mike great efforts!
I can't wait to get one to add to my collection of devices.
Thanks @Hatsune Mike
arcadefanatic56
Enthusiast
Great news. Definitely in for one when they are made available.
As soon as these are available, you have my money.
This is good news.
Keep up the great work!
insatiate
Beginner
Been following this silently for a long time, just reaffirming my interest 
Hatsune Mike
Champion
Boards are stateside, gotta fill out some customs forms.
Anselmo
Champion
Do we have to be on a list for these or are we going to be able to order through a store front?
striderzero96
Professional
I would like to know this as well.
i am so ready for this
Bigsingerdawg
Professional
This is so great, been interested and following for some time! Can't wait
DJLC
Professional
Can I hook this directly up to a RetroTINK 5x without blowing the TINK?
kingcar
Enthusiast
DJLC
Professional
I should know more about this but anything that has 75 olm resistors driving the video feed means it's the lower voltage that's better use for home equipment, not arcade monitors. Right?