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Working boardset wanting 260.00 shipped for it.
Yes it includes the harddrive.
The Sportstation is a different boardset altogether. Its the Vegas board. Your Seattle board cant be upgraded any higher for that series of games.
The boardset I have will work in your machine, but there may be some wiring that is different for the controls. It depends on if you have the 49 way joysticks connectors. IF not then you would have to use 8 way joysticks with it. Power and video wise you are good though. Without being able to see how your cabinet is wired I dont know about the controls though.
On a side note: Your seattle board can be changed to run several other games. But Mace: the Dark age would be the only one I have a kit for that would work with joysticks. The rest of the games are driving, flying or shooting games and require different controls.
Well I've never owned a Dedicated Blitz cab, so Im not positive, but I think you have everything you need already. Just plug and play the new boardset. (You may want to ask around about that though since I dont know for sure) I would recommend that if you have a PC style power supply that you change it to a switching power supply since the Vegas boards like a little more juice sometimes, and the switching PSU can be tweaked for that.
yes, I think you need more juice to run the vegas.. I think the wiring difference is that they push +5 and -12 into the board through the HDD connection on the vegas board. Usually the seattle board powers the HDD from that connection.
yes, I think you need more juice to run the vegas.. I think the wiring difference is that they push +5 and -12 into the board through the HDD connection on the vegas board. Usually the seattle board powers the HDD from that connection.
that connector's an output, not an input. you still power the hard drive off that plug just like any other disk-based game.
it's actually a very convenient spot for metering +5 too, since it's the same feed as what any of the roms on the board get.
a Vegas board doesn't require anymore voltage than a Seattle does. they're actually pretty frugal with power, I've seen Vegas games still work with maladjusted power supplies as low as 4.9V. I personally keep my Sportstation at 5.1 (you shouldn't go any higher with these) at the HD plug/roms, after I swapped out the JAMMA board, my original one had burned up +5 contacts on the JAMMA edge... that's why you don't feed these too much power, or else that happens. and then other people never clean their edge connectors, which further contributes to that.
and mine came in bubble wrap.
Just pointing out: The golden tee boards do something similar, while it was originally designed as an 'output' to power the hard drive to, since it's linked to the 5,12,ground you can also input the power through there (all the power lines are tied together, it doesn't matter where it gets into the board). It's similar to running a house off of a generator, you can hook a generator into a power outlet in your house, and it'll feed back into the fuse panel and power all the other breakers from that one outlet.