@zenomorp is there a part # sticker on the yoke. Those look close but also weird.
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@zenomorp is there a part # sticker on the yoke. Those look close but also weird.
I'd imagine you'd need to pull apart a known good yoke to do that.
I know ive seen a standard 19" k8000 in a Toshinden Battle arena 2 (cant remember if it was the original cab, maybe a dynamo, my guess a kit since it was made by capcom and probably also the shittiest fighting game Capcom made) when I first started working for my dads jukebox company 20 years ago. I remember taking it out in the day when we sent everything to the idiots at PNL and didnt know better but wondered why it had two main parts to chassis. You tend to remember things that are a pain in the ass to work on and wonder who was the idiot that came up with thisI don't understand why everyone is caught up on the yoke. the deflection board is what creates that frequency. if the yoke were mismatched it wouldn't look as good as it does. I fixed one of these in a World Rally a long time ago, and that was standard resolution.