Search results

So are they soldered at each end or is there crimped pins to two connectors?

I'm mainly concerned about what the electrical tape is hiding, going from one wire gauge to another. I have an official Sega cable which connects to a power distribution board which does the same thing, but I lose almost 2V when trying to use it.

Jesus, how long did it take? lol. Also if people are looking for solutions without power and amps, I could sneeze those out quickly.

I mean, give me a connector type and I can pretty much make anything. I'd do it for a lot less too.

I have updated the Yahoo Japan Model2 and Model3 to JAMMA harnesses in the first post, as they were outdated. If you need one and don't need an amp built into the adapter, I highly recommend those from a seller I have personally purchased from. Do not pay the outrageous prices on ebay which use...

Are those screenshots from youtube? Also, this really indicates to me that Model2 to Jamma adapters really, really need to be produced. I'm going crazy seeing only two 5v and two gnd lines on CN9 with CN10 empty, lol. But you list it as not having an IO board? Is that just a unit you used to...

Bought!

Let's uh, close this thread, shall we?

It's been an extended length of time and long overdue for an update. These things will get finished in the coming months. I need them sold so I can fund the next iteration I have laid out, which will be a vast improvement in my opinion and will be compatible with Model3 as well.

Okay, apparently I thought the 12v red cable on the one connector and thought it was part of a different connector. In the future, please refrain from posting screenshots of items, and download and repost the original image from an auction so we're able to clearly see the item in the clearest...

Ah no no no, I understand that. I wanted the specific model number of the ring pictured for an accurate repo. For example, many Sega video cables used the KEMET ESD-R-47B ring, but I can't really find that documented anywhere.

Oh, that's nice! Quite a bit longer too. The power connectors definitely indicate this was originally for a model3. No ferrite ring, which I was pretty interested in, but it's not a deal breaker for me. I'll let this thread cook a little longer to see if anyone has a version closer to the one...

I'd like to study and repo it as close as I can. I like how the wires are condensed into a single connector like that. Pics taken from auction I lost here.

Seeing this tread years later got me like :unsure:

That is a Virtual On board, which is Model2b, that can not run Virtua Fighter 2b. Also in the future, please attempt to save the images to your phone and add those as attachments. Screenshots make it a little more difficult. Do you actually have The Virtua Fighter 2 board or are these...

@Krec9 Both that filter board and the shape of the main-board indicate that is a Model2b. VF2b runs on a Model2a board, which uses a different main board, a separate video board, and a different filter board. Can you take a picture of the ROM board so we can identify the game? @Segafan1985...

5v at 7a? Is that really enough to run a Model2 board? That amperage seems low to me.

Is your Astro City wired for JAMMA? Let's look at what's inside the cab before we put the game in it.

I've looked at highflow before and honestly they sell what I call "sneeze guards", not really cases. Honestly a "case" here really depends on what you're using it for. Are you attaching it to a supergun or mounting it in a cabinet?

Damn, missed one in very good condition.