amiman99

Thanks for the pic. I just checked my old PS3, and... my motherboard is gone, I think I trashed it.

Can you show us which capacitor you are talking about? I have a 20GB PS3 that is sitting disassembled in the garage.

The Samsung DVD players N501 are prone to early DVD drive failure, so be careful. Mine died I think last year for no apparent reason. One day I'm watching DVds on it, and next day it's not working. My other Toshiba still works.

Mine was non working that I got for $20 on Ebay that was sold by Goodwill. Recycle!

This joystick would be perfect for you. It has real arcade quality joystick and buttons. I just got this joystick that I converted to my Neo Geo MVS console. Works great, it has a nice "clicky" sound.

Mine is on my desk, looking down on keyboard. Did you know that there is gotek mod (at least on Amiga side) that adds screen overlay, so the game titles show up on screen? It's for experts only.

I have my LCD on the outside. It's easier to see and navigate for files.

how much?

I remember the PS2 commercial that was talking about PS9. At least PS fans knows the name of the future Playstation names, and Sony made easy on themselves.

I just saw the video, all 53 minutes, very nice project.

I just got the Steam version, little too hard for my taste, but I'll keep trying.

That's what I was thinking. The only reason I got this game if for the POKEY to fix my 5200.

sorry, I did not have notifications on for this topic and did not see reply. My first attempt I made was a taller top, but then I redid it and made it smaller. Let me see if I still have the taller version, if not, I will make you one. @dhe looks like you are about 1mm too tall, maybe your eeprom legs are too long, or the chip is not pushed in all the way, who knows. Found it in my Recycled Bin, it's 2mm taller then the other one. See if it works. cc40-eeprom-tall-top.zip

Tinkercad it's easy, you use primitives to create your objects. It also have some shape generators that are used to create different shapes. When your project is done, then you can export it to STL or OBJ file and are ready to print. You can also import objects in to Tinkercad and and add or remove parts from it. Another program you can use is Meshmixer, good for fixing broken objects, and organic modeling.

Try https://www.tinkercad.com/ by Autocad it's free, that's what I'm using for simple stuff. For more complex shapes and more pro look, I use FreeCAD.

@curtis and @dhe, can you measure the eeprom height from the bottom of the board to the top of the eeprom, and compare them. @dhe, are your socket legs cut on the bottom of the board? If standard socket and eeprom was used, it should fit.

Oh, I just saw the post, here is the new case design for the eeprom cart. cc40-eeprom-case.zip

The cover is not deep set, it's pretty easy. There is a lip around it, so it does not fall in.

Sega Master System controllers work fine too (but no UP button mapping)

Ok, here is the printed version. and printable files. It was a nice weekend project. jaguar-slot-cover.zip

Actually, I can. I have wood filament and it does look like cardboard, ha ha ha...

OK, I think I'm done, what do you think?

Those stand-offs are not solid when printed, one side broke. I need a different way to secure the cover. Probably using the sides. To prevent scratching it would be better to use flexible filament.

Yes, it's up side down. "Jaguar" is possible, Atari symbol, I'm not sure. Atari corp is sue happy. Some printers have a hard time printing complex first layer, so any writing may cause some challenges in printing.