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never mind, I see that I need to get a higher cap in it's place. Thanks

sorry to be a noob, how exactly do you adjust the C38? I know it is right behind my width coil, but have no idea how to adjust it. I see a screw on the side, is that it?

I have a screen width problem on my Wells K7193. The screen image is about 1/2" to 1" too wide for my monitor. I used plastic hex adjusters to spin the width coil, but I am seeing no difference. Any help is appreciated.

I am thinking about picking up a Dynamo showcase cab off of a guy locally, my only hesitation is the monitor is a Sharp Image 34". I was wondering what the opinions or experience guys here have had with Sharp Image. I personally have never messed with one.

He has a 33" and a 50", I would have to imagine the 50" is a projection, I have never seen a 50" monitor. Do most of them split apart, I would have to get in in my basement and getting a normal 25" cabinet down a flight and turning it is about the worst thing ever as is. I would have to imagine...

I am thinking of buying a 50" showcase cabinet off of a guy locally, and I have no clue about showcase cabinets. I know they came mostly from the late 90's and some looked great in arcades, I also remember some looking awful as well. Does anybody have any general knowledge about these cabinets...

Yeah, I have heard of people dishwashing them, I don't think I am willing to try that, sometimes a cup or bowl get flipped in mine, I don't think I am putting my Mortal Kombat boards in there.

Thanks guys, I just didn't really know if there was a better option than just "washing" them. I have seen a lot of PCB "cleaners" on the market, I just wondered if they were overpriced detergents or alcohol based solvents re-branded. I guess giving them a bath is still the best solution.

I have some JAMMA PCB's and some Neo MVS carts that really look like they have been through the mill. The boards have a solid 2-3mm of thick dusty grime. I have kind of air blasted and used a paintbrush to get some of it off, but it just isn't cutting it. I was thinking of wiping them down with...

I just wanted him to reach as many people as possible, maybe someone in his immediate area is wanting one. On that note $600 is a lot of scratch for a "C" condition MVS cabinet. These Ebay for $150-$400, in that condition. I hope he gets what he wants, but I doubt he gets what he is asking.

You might want to try posting it on Neo-Geo.com forums as well, good luck!

I am looking for a Neo MVS as well, I am on the OH/MI line, if you decide to come down quite a bit on price, I might consider the drive. Mint cabinets are going for around $400-$500, and yours is a bit beat up.

I didn't even think about tacking a piece of metal in its place, thanks!

I have a Dynamo HS-5 cabinet that started life as a SF2:CE, and at some point was converted into a MK3. I am trying to restore it back to a Street Fighter 2 and have ran into a snag. The Dynamo Control panels are 1/8'' thick steel, whoever did the conversion cut a square the size of the entire...

Bad batteries, thank you guys. You are both gentlemen and scholars.

I built a new power supply board for a Neo-Geo MVS setup using a MeanWell-606 switching PSU. I get 120v on all the connections, but when I check the +5, I get 8.8v with the adjustment screw as low as it will go, and my -5 reads 0.0v. Do I have a bad PSU or did I do something wrong? Any help is...

Yes, cutting a strip of duct tape about 1/4" wide and wrapping the stem that goes into the groove works wonders, like a shim.

I'm still looking, if anyone knows of a MVS in my area?

I have always cut my own, and recently I have been getting them from estreetplastics.com, they have 1/8" all the way to 1/2" Lexan. Their prices are better than what I would get from the local hardware store anyway. Tracking your package with them is crap and they ship the stuff just sandwiched...