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Hey man I didn't know you had an online shop! Long time no talk! Text me sometime Yeah it's been up for almost a year now, slowly building up product selections, but getting close to where I want it to be. :) PM me your number, I got a new phone and lost your contact info, or shoot me an email sale...

I know there's some folks who visit here but not necessarily Facebook, so I'd just like to share that I'm now carrying Cap Kits for Arcade Monitors in my online shop. Mostly just common WG, Electrohome, Sanyo 20 EZ kits but if there's enough interest I'll broaden the scope. https://arcadebuilders.ca...

Definitely check voltages, 100v is the Japanese standard, 120v for Canada for household line AC, usually for imported (Japanese) electronics there would be a step down transformer to properly supply the 100v. Not saying this is the issue but worth checking to not over supply voltages which will like...

There was a converted (to bubble bobble) Missile Command on Kijiji in Windsor last week for $100. Sold in minutes, did you snag it?

jasonec wrote:

scoltx wrote: Jason is this your work??

Nope - if it was me, I'd have stopped at around 990,000 (before it rolls over), and I'd have done it on a single credit (because I'm cheap ).

LOL

Went to Bingeman's last night with the family to check out the Christmas light display. We stopped in to check out the Arcade as well. Noticed the Namco Reunion cab with the 25" CRT display and insane high score on Galaga over 500,000! Jason is this your work?? I'm really liking that cab, may n...

Looks to be in great shape, I've seen them coming up for as much as $800USD stateside, so factoring shipping, duties or gas to get one, I guess their asking price isn't too far out of line.

Yup planning to attend, thoroughly enjoyed it last year.

jasonec wrote:

scoltx wrote:
Solder thingy link
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1725308

That is actually pretty cool.

Need one? I could print you one, are you going to Silverball Swap?

Ross

Cool, I've seen some commercial wheels for spinners as well. I think I've even seen a few smaller mame (bartops maybe) where the spinner based wheels where used. I checked your thingverse link and found on the page a link to a cool tool to print to help hold wires when soldering! Printing that now. ...

In a pinch just grab a 19 in 1 multi jamma pcb has Mario Bros and Super Mario Bros

Check link in my signature, I have them in stock.

Ross


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Also some jamma are vertical games and won't be much fun in a horizontal screened jamma cabinet. Well you could play them but your neck would get sore.

rockinganker wrote:200 assembled or 175 flat. The flat pack still comes with blocking already installed for an easy assembly.

Very tempting, but looking for mini's. You were talking about building some, is that still happening?

darryldale wrote:Thanks but I am now system complete.

It is definitely not a "standard" pedestal but gets the job done and keeps the better half happy.

I'll post some pics later tonight.

Lets see those pics, thinking of a pedestal build so always interested in what others have come up with.

Wife's been looking at new bedroom furniture, I'll show her this! Need 2 though, one with vert. monitor.