DPtwiz
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Well, it's done and it's for sale! here's the thread with the entire build!
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=140099
It has 16 Games on it, 14 of which are working. i should have had my friend pull the 2 that are not working, but it's hard to get him over here, he did all the setup on it. Cabinet is all new, insides of the sides are smooth black vinyl, outsides of the sides, coin panel, lower marquee panel are all done in moroccan vinyl. New art, overlay, marquee. New marquee brackets, spaeth scoreboard (needs a serial cable still to hook it up). New bezel tinted glass, new plastic monitor bezel, new buttons, original (as far as i know) joystick.
Running an Athlon 64 processor, gigabyte mobo, some premium ram, i think it's an 80 gig hard drive, Ipac for controls, and a 19" flat crt monitor.
Interesting notes: has the correct on/off on the back, you pull that, it powers up the machine. behind the left coin return, is a cherry switch, that turns on the pc itself. Pc boots, directly to game menu.
to add credits to the game, you push the right coin slot red square, there's a cherry switch mounted behind it. you can scroll through the menu with the joystick, and press fire to choose a game. There is a small square button on the right side of the CP, durring a game, it takes you back to menu. if you push it in menu, it properly shuts down windows. pc is running windows XP OEM. behind the coin door is a volume pot, so you do not need a keyboard or mouse at all with this setup.
the bad:
needs serial cable to hook up scoreboard.
coin door has a dry looking streak where i painted it.
lower back pull out drawer is a bitch to open, it snags on the T-molding.
vinyl on lower back draw is scuffed, from handcart.
Monitor has a 2" scratch on the lower left bottom corner, i notice it, but i'm picky.
i have over 800.00 in material in it, plus alot of labor, asking 1200.00 game is located at 43457 Nw ohio
a few pics, vids.
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=140099
It has 16 Games on it, 14 of which are working. i should have had my friend pull the 2 that are not working, but it's hard to get him over here, he did all the setup on it. Cabinet is all new, insides of the sides are smooth black vinyl, outsides of the sides, coin panel, lower marquee panel are all done in moroccan vinyl. New art, overlay, marquee. New marquee brackets, spaeth scoreboard (needs a serial cable still to hook it up). New bezel tinted glass, new plastic monitor bezel, new buttons, original (as far as i know) joystick.
Running an Athlon 64 processor, gigabyte mobo, some premium ram, i think it's an 80 gig hard drive, Ipac for controls, and a 19" flat crt monitor.
Interesting notes: has the correct on/off on the back, you pull that, it powers up the machine. behind the left coin return, is a cherry switch, that turns on the pc itself. Pc boots, directly to game menu.
to add credits to the game, you push the right coin slot red square, there's a cherry switch mounted behind it. you can scroll through the menu with the joystick, and press fire to choose a game. There is a small square button on the right side of the CP, durring a game, it takes you back to menu. if you push it in menu, it properly shuts down windows. pc is running windows XP OEM. behind the coin door is a volume pot, so you do not need a keyboard or mouse at all with this setup.
the bad:
needs serial cable to hook up scoreboard.
coin door has a dry looking streak where i painted it.
lower back pull out drawer is a bitch to open, it snags on the T-molding.
vinyl on lower back draw is scuffed, from handcart.
Monitor has a 2" scratch on the lower left bottom corner, i notice it, but i'm picky.
i have over 800.00 in material in it, plus alot of labor, asking 1200.00 game is located at 43457 Nw ohio
a few pics, vids.
