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No, it's for a completely different type of mech.

I can't think of a system that doesn't have one. Since you noticed the bleeding in DOA2, use the Naomi one. It's in the system service menu.

I once did this. It wasn't fun.

That is awesome, congrats! I can't believe you hand soldered almost everything before this. @plasticfactory is a legend.

That's because it's working like a rotary encoder in a driving game. The main menu matches what you're seeing in the game. If you think of the spinner as a steering wheel it's working exactly like it's supposed to. Play some Outrun with it. I don't really use Mame for playing games, so this...

Lower voltage, higher current.

SW-68BAU is the microswitch from Sanwa with the terminal style pins. The orientation of the pins is the different from the Seimitsu ones, so possibly not a drop in replacement for a PCB. https://www.sanwa-d.co.jp/product/web_c/index.html Page 17

They have different flammability ratings.

Maybe the yellow ones were programmed by Sega Amusements USA or some third party? I know the eprom stickers used in Europe were often different.

Sorry, I meant it's now an option that doesn't cost extra.

That's not needed any more. You can remove the order number entirely now on JLCPCB.

Check the components between the memory and the battery? The battery will not be powering anything else on the board.

Correct, the drives are set to cable select. It's an 80 conductor ultra DMA cable and pin 28 on the IDE connector is grounded, so the drives are in master configuration.

That's awesome. Thanks for trying it! I checked the Gundam Next image with a hex editor. There is nothing after 6.25GB, just empty space, so it should fit fine on a 8GB card. It seems different games have different drive requirements.

I see. My mistake. You could try contacting Axun by email and ask him directly. axunworks@gmail.com