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Check out this thread here https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/sega-model-1-help.17683/

In my experience, the I/O and the sound boards have always been working - it's the main board that is a bit of a gamble. You can get the game to boot with just a main board and an IO board - if you don't connect the I/O board it will just display a blue screen. The main board and I/O just need...

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You need to have a properly connected working IO board or you get the blue screen - maybe double check all of the connections from the main board and power to the IO board?

Here's mine inside a Mini Cute with the Nanao monitor that can handle medium resolution - we also added a 4PDT switch on the frame to select between 15 and 24khz - I believe it's not safe to switch whilst it's powered on - so beware if you try the same mod. We still need to tidy up some of the...

You'll need to hook up 5V & GND to the main board (lots of connections to spread the load of all that current) Note - for the 5V & GND to the main board - you'll want to take directly from the PSU and not from the JAMMA edge - it's too much current for that contact size apparently, it'll work...

TE Connectivity Universal Mate-N-Lok https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/te-connectivity-amp-connectors/1-350779-3/5157528

I ordered them through Zenmarket - you have to be very careful when ordering because they might show a picture of something and then in the text say 'not this one' or 'different wheel type'. Plus prices can vary massively. Using the model numbers from the website I attached is the most reliable...

Hammer casters are what I believe are used for most candy cabs. E2 & 3 use 2 x 320E-N (Nylon) 50mm (swivel) 2 x 320SR-N (Nylon) 50mm (fixed) You should double check the bolt pattern on their website before ordering

@electric_monk Is that the new version that's on sale on your site? Thanks!

Tim Worthington's AV-Driver is what you should use - it is awesome http://etim.net.au/av-driver/arcade/

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That's the HighScoreSaves board that also gives you access to all of the options including Super Bubble Bobble

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If you do it right, you can power the Net DIMM from a power supply when there is power and then from the battery if you lose power. We have our cabinets powered from a Z-wave power switch, so we power the Net DIMM separately from the cabinet. Using something like this...

For crimping smaller stuff like JST - I use one of these https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B078WPT5M1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Be aware that different connectors require different gauge wire to correctly crimp For thicker wire, you might need to use the official tool...

I think PSU connectors are 455-1186-ND and 455-3992-ND Pins are 455-1133-1-ND or 455-1319-1-ND depending on the wire gauge I'm not 100% certain on the leg levelers - I'm going from the Aero Table but most parts are compatible with the Aero City and they also use that size leg levelers on the...

I don't think that Rad Mobile is encrypted - the boards that are encrypted have that big squarish battery backed chip on the ROM board. I'm not sure but I think the general rule of thumb is that if they have a dedicated cabinet with special controls, it's not so important to encrypt them...

@Arcade game & I only wired up the digital buttons and the lamps to the 50 pin connector (CN1) on the I/O GND, 5V, Test & Service are consistent across all Model 1 the others move around mysteriously I think the analog inputs are just 0-5V and connect to other pins on the I/O, which should...