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On 5/25/2017 at 3:17 PM, Unstablewarpfield said:Same here. I'd love to get rid of that old and bulky transformer. Just not sure if the described method here would give the -2.1V. For a small cost I gave both my coleco and videopac internal psu's. Making it a mission to do thesame with my atari 2600/7800 and thought to redo my inty as well. If anybody has some info to share that would be awesome 🙂
Fantastic work, following
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Small update.
Atomiswave is sold and has been replaced with a Sega Naomi which I'm in the process of consolising, all of the Atomiswave and Sega Naomi games via netboot!
Taito F3 has been multigame converted, so many awesome titles to play.
In the process of converting/repairing a Capcom CPS2 case to house and consolise a CPS1 board for the upcoming multi.
Purchased a set of Jaguar overlays from @pboland and am awaiting the public release of the JagGD.
Purchased a CoreGrafx to replace the PC-engine just because and am awaiting stock of the SSDS3
Converting an old X360 PSU to be the main supply for the 12V consoles, DC, SS, MVS, Naomi.
Converting the Saturn to MODE ODE/2tb HDD and FRAM mod.
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On 6/11/2020 at 2:22 AM, pboland said:
Just had full set arrive downunder. Very high quality overlays, thanks again Phil.
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I've had the Bandridge, gscartsw and now a Whydra2.1, recommend them all.
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Whydra2 and new power setup installed, Pandora Box 6 removed. A few more tweaks and upgrades to go but finally getting more time to play the setup rather than play with the setup.
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Power rebuild time. With the new Scart switch I'm using the opportunity to rebuild the power setup.
Most devices will be attached to 5V, 9V and 12V distribution blocks powered by Meanwell 12/5V and 9V PSU's. 12V 5.5A, 9V 4A, 5V 12A which will be more than enough.
This will change the setup from 26 power sockets needed to 11.
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I've had a mostly good experience, and have ordered heaps of stuff. You should always sort by "orders" and check the seller feedback before buying.
The only issue lately has been delays due to covid.
For your missing items the main thing to watch is the item close date. You only have 15 days from the item close date to lodge a dispute after that you wont get ANY help from a seller or the site.
As soon as the item reaches close date and it hasn't arrived lodge a dispute straight away. List the dispute reason as "Purchase Protection is running out, but package is still in transit" with a comment something like "Item never arrived"
Some sellers will ask you to cancel dispute. Reply politely that the item never arrived and dispute will remain open.
Also decline any nil refund or part refund offers from the seller via the dispute portal.
This is the only way you will get your money back.
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7 minutes ago, Machine said:I have a few NOS d-pad rubbers. If you need one, send me a PM.
Cheers.
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Order declined, ah well.
Ordered new controllers and extension leads from myatari on ebay.
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Just now, oakcitycomics said:Best Electronics still sells new ones,
Cheers,
I'll look them up.
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Hello,
I've had a look around on the internet but can't seem to find anywhere that stocks replacement Jaguar controller rubbers, specifically the D-pad. Are they available or is there a substitute?
I received a second controller and after cleaning, and fixing the lead, the pad requires a solid press in one direction to move. Pad rubber is at fault, verified by turning rubber 90 degrees and testing then turning again and testing.
Also after supplier of known good AU, or international, aftermarket Jaguar plugpack as most online advertised plugpacks never make rated amperage.
I'm currently using the original UK plugpack with an adapter and will buy a rated Meanwell adapter and change the plug as needed but would like to find out what everyone is using.
Repaired lead.
Hot glue gun to fill in the missing sheath. Lead then depinned and sleeved with 10mm heatshrink.
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4 hours ago, Mikebloke said:As someone who has enough devices that use scart to fill that board I overwhelmingly approve. Can't believe new tvs no longer support it!
I tried to do a similar shelving setup with something from aldi. It's essentially a 3x3 grid with the top three not split, so it's 6 boxes and a full row. That's good as a lot of the bigger stuff I have (like the g7000 videopac) doesn't fit in a cube. It's the first thing I've seen that did the job I wanted. I had thought about adding additional shelves as none of the consoles that do fit in the cubes need to be that big, I could easily double the capacity using that.
The cube units easily fit a second console. Recommend getting a cabinet shelf jig and pins so you can move things about.
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Scart for days. Traded the gscartsw for a Whydra2
Repaired my original (1.4?) and backup (1.6) crystal xbox's. 1.4 had a bad clock cap which needed a bit of work to fix, had to clean the tracks and remount a few SMD components. Also added a 2tb hdd. 1.6 had rusted shield and bad power caps. Fixed caps and resprayed the shield, not as shiny but much better. Original on the right.
At the same time I fixed the 3rd Jaguar. Replaced the bad power cap job and the sound reg and now we have sound. Also added a SMD diode for power protection.
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CPS2 now all finished.
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8 minutes ago, Asaki said:I don't think a drawer full of controllers would fit under my sofa, though.
Same, made taller legs so it would fit.
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Went over them last night. Consoles are 2 NTSC 1 PAL. PAL: Flawless. NTSC: One with no sound and the other with a red jaguar logo hang screen.
No sound unit has a bad main reg repair including recycled caps... urgh. I'll redo the repair and change the sound reg which wasn't replaced. Also had an internal AV piggyback on the board at some stage which will be cleaned up as well.
Red hang screen unit is clean and untouched internally. Flushed out the cart slot with electronic cleaning solvent and it is now 100%. -
When it rains and all that...
Picked up a cheap Jaguar on the weekend via Japan auctions. The day after I was contacted by someone wanting to move their collection along. So now there is one on the way and the three below. Not all are working but that's half the fun!
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Cheers
A couple of small updates below.
Outstanding tasks:
- Install HDMI in to CPS2
- Consolidate most power to the 12/5/-5V PSU and a 9V4A plug pack
- Find an Atari Jaguar
Power switches for the jamma devices.
2.5mm stereo to scart cable for the socket I installed in the pong console. Video wired to composite, red, green, blue and works with the OSSC
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The family room console cabinet, retro gaming for the whole family
Ikea Kallax 4x2 cube unit
Ikea kitchen cabinet legs, kick panels (removable kick panels to access power boards/plug packs, legs wound up to allow air gap above kick panels)
MDF backing
Spa switch for power cutoffCustomer under couch controller storage drawer.
Sega SG-1000, RGB mod, SC3000 Megacart, custom scart cable
Sega Master System 2, Master Everdrive, RGB mod, RGC scart cable
Sega Megadrive II, MegaSD, RGC scart cable
Sega Saturn, PicoPSU, MODE purchased, RGC scart cable.
Sega Dreamcast, USB-GDROM, PicoPSU, BitFunX HDMI adapter
Atari 2600 Jnr, Harmony SD, 2600RGB mod/scart cable
Atari Jaguar, RGC scart cable, Jaguar GameDrive when it becomes available
SNK NeoGeo MVS-1C CBOX, Universe Bios v4.0, Clock crystal mod, NeoSD, custom scart cable
Capcom System II, Darksoft multigame, Digital AV Interface, CPS2IO
Sammy Atomiswave, RCA Audio Mod, Modified CPS2IO
Taito F3, Minigun, custom scart cable
Panasonic 3DO FZ-1, USB host controller, 3DORGB mod, RGC scart cable
Concord TVG-203, composite output mod, custom scart cable
Xbox 360, Kinect, Unmodified
Xbox, Xecuter bios, OEM component adapter
Playstation 1, PSIO, RGC scart cable
Playstation 2, Softmod, Pound HD link HDMI adapter
Playstation 3, Unmodified
PC-Engine, Turbo Everdrive, AV-Driver RGB Mod, RGC scart cable
Nintendo NES, Everdrive n8, NESRGB and scart cable
Nintendo SNES, Superdrive, RGC scart cable
Nintendo 64, Everdrive 64, N64RGB mod, RGC scart cable
Nintendo GameCube, GCLoader, SD2SP2, Insurrection Carby HDMI adapter
Nintendo Wii, soft mod, WII2HDMI adapter.OSSC Scaler
WHydra2.1 16 port scart switch
2 x Unnlink HDMI switch 5X1Additional consoles in the lounge:
Xbox One
Nintendo Switch
Nvidia Shield TV
Odroid XU4, OGST Case, Retro Arena image.-
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Hi All,
Chasing an Atari Jaguar Console in working condition with controller to complete my collection. Located in Australia so must be willing to ship.
Please message me with what you have and how much you are chasing.
Cheers,
Clint.
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The family room console cabinet or how many consoles can you fit in a 2x4 kallax.
in Show Us Your Collection!
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It's been a while and the collection has become somewhat larger.
Philips CDi 450 with Digital Video Cartridge
- Parts purchased to replace the timekeeper clock with an SMD version that has a replaceable battery
Amiga CD32
- Terrible Fire 330
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Needs to be opened and checked as composite output is shite.1000uF caps are swollen, looks like this will be next full recap candidate.Ouya
- Modded fan and rooted it to access third party ouya marketplace
Virtual Boy
- Replacement metal medallion
- HyperFlash32 purchased
Amstrad GX4000
- C4CPC multicart
- Unit had trouble powering on anything but its original 10V plugpack, found 5V reg was faulty and crazy hot. Replaced with modern equivalent, no more heat and now runs on 9v power.
FM Towns Marty
- DocBrown. floppy emulator purchased.
Bandai atMark Pippin with memory module
Bandia Playdia (in post)
Bandai Intellivision
- 220V switch/transformer on ebay to convert
PC-FX (in post)
Neo Geo AES
Nintendo Color TV Game
TV Game 15
Xavix Port (in post)
Pioneer Laseractive with MD module (in post)
Casio PV-1000 (in post)
- Team Europe multicart
Casio Loopy with Magical Shop insert (in post)
Sony PSX (NOT PS1)
Atomiswave (repurchased)
Polygame Master
Other items purchased
Jaguar Gamedrive Multicart
Doc Brown