Just thought I'd save some folks some money/headache if they happen to search and find this. Isn't fully wired (missing ground and power connections to a lot of the pins).
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as far as the jamma harnesses, i don't mean to disappoint, but they're not worth the $10 you pay for them. both power and ground use a single wire (yes, 1 instead of 4 for +5 and 6 for ground), and you'll end up with a massive voltage drop like i did. not to mention a potential edge connector issue down the road. go bob roberts. more expensive but way worth it.
I have used the jammaboards harness many times and never had a problem, but I will also say Bob Roberts always has great parts too.
I liked JAMMAboards' "printed circuit" adaptors as opposed to the hand wired variety, because they are a lot neater. It's a shame that it's the very simple things that they can easily correct that give their adaptors such a bad reputation with some.
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
Sadly, I'm sure the problem is that they want to hit that $10 price point - every wire on a harness has to be put in by someone. Even if the wire isn't that much, the labor to put in those extra pins does cost them.
I appreciate the warnings guys - when I'm ready for a Jamma harness, I'll probably go Bob Roberts (I like dealing with him anyway).
I have used the jammaboards harness many times and never had a problem, but I will also say Bob Roberts always has great parts too.
they do work though, WITH multiboards IF you power with a atx directly to the molex connector.. so they do have thier purpose. I wouldnt use one on a standard power hungry board though...
well let's put it this way. i'd use them, but never for anything going in my personal collection.