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All of the translucent bezels I have seen have been in the US (possibly imported from some other region?). The European cab was cost cut and the bezel is just the normal white one that has been painted over black. EDIT: here is one, from six years ago...

Naomi won't boot if the fans on top of the processors aren't spinning. It's a safeguard.

@kazuo, see below for where the confusion possibly stemmed from:

My original Monkey Ball stick gives these readings: Pots are Tocos RA25Y 20FB5K and amp is OEM.

That is not the reason. This particular PSU is also missing test, service and degauss buttons. Something to keep in mind if you're going to put in an Astro. (bump)

Random for me.

I doubt it's a power issue. Can you check what your IO identifies as in JVS test in the Naomi service menu, @JohnRambo'sKnife? Take a picture of it?

Crap, I wasn't aware there was a waitlist. Hopefully they're not sold out before they hit public sale.

Check the Mame driver: https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/jaleco/ms32.cpp#L2467 The extension should designate the socket number.

I would buy that in an instant for 300.

Around and under the disc, around the rotating plastic cylinders. Basically everywhere you have plastic moving against other plastic or metal. I actually regreased the Monkey Ball stick not long ago. The repro disc was completely unscathed.

Not entirely true. Everything that crosses international borders will include a customs declaration that has a unique number. You can track that number.

Likely some people have installed it the wrong way. There's often a small arrow on the side of the casing that you can use to confirm the direction of the airflow.

You just have to change the four program roms to go from In the Hunt to Kaitei Daisensou. ith_-h0-.ic28 ith_-l0-.ic39 ith_-h1-.ic38 ith_-l1-.ic27

Probably impossible to spot the fault from a picture. Check the voltage regulator Q901. Ideally you would have a working chassis and then you would start metering components methodically using the schematic that's available on the AO wiki, first on the faulty chassis and then on the working...