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    JUST MY LUCK

    Brown crusty flux left on the board usually means a bodge-job repair by an operator in the past (they tend to use acid-fluxed plumbing solder...
    Post by: Stone, Jul 25, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Sega ST-V problem

    They're big QFPs. If you have the right tools it only takes 20 seconds tops to reflow one - maybe 5 minutes if you remove it, wick the pads clean,...
    Post by: Stone, Jul 25, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Sega ST-V problem

    They're totally standard JAMMA - well, excepting that one of the unused JAMMA pins is used as a pause button (for magazine screenshots). You have...
    Post by: Stone, Jul 24, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Sega ST-V problem

    Please don't reflow it with a heat gun - STVs are rare enough as it is! Take the time to send it to someone on here who can resolder it for you...
    Post by: Stone, Jul 24, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    The free stuff thread

    Syquest 88MB disks / drive Thought this would be the best place, but obviously feel free to move it to the marketplace if you prefer :thumbsup:...
    Post by: Stone, Jul 7, 2011 in forum: The ASSEMblergames Marketplace
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    About Supergun:1KOhm resistor on sync pin?

    You're right, I'd forgotten about the termination :nod: I used to have a TV with capacitively-coupled inputs that weren't terminated until...
    Post by: Stone, Apr 30, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    About Supergun:1KOhm resistor on sync pin?

    Wired like that you're not changing the voltage, just the resistance - if your TV has capacitively-coupled inputs (some do this to allow them to...
    Post by: Stone, Apr 27, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    MAME question

    You're never going to be able to emulate all games fast, especially the relatively modern ones. It's probably significant that your issues are all...
    Post by: Stone, Apr 13, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Best arcade parts suppliers?

    Yeah, I made a test purchase from them (1 button, when I was planning on reusing parts from my Supergun) but it worked out incredibly expensive....
    Post by: Stone, Apr 6, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Best arcade parts suppliers?

    It's alive! [img] The irony now is that I have to wait for some connectors from Swallow before I can hook up the gun or audio :-) Stone
    Post by: Stone, Apr 1, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Best arcade parts suppliers?

    I just write the signal names on with a permanent marker ;-) Depends on the kind of adapter as to which I prefer. I'm working on a Time Crisis ->...
    Post by: Stone, Mar 31, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    Best arcade parts suppliers?

    Never had to pay VAT yet, of course this could be the first time, but... Also I spotted Bob gave me an $18 rebate on this order, when I asked...
    Post by: Stone, Mar 29, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun
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    [GER|WORLDWIDE] FS: SNES, Dreamcast, PSX, N64, SATURN, NEOGEO (will be updated)

    Ah, I was after the mini style, sorry. (forgot to reply earlier!) Those ones would break my hands even more trying to reach the first button ;-)
    Post by: Stone, Mar 29, 2011 in forum: The ASSEMblergames Marketplace
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    Best arcade parts suppliers?

    You're a genius, I would never have thought of that :lol: Just ordered a bunch of parts from Bob - total cost including shipping and online...
    Post by: Stone, Mar 29, 2011 in forum: Arcade and Supergun