Out run edge connector

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Anyone know the size of the outrun edge connector pins? One of the wires pulled out and it will not stay in the connector. I can't figure out what size the pin that goes on the wire is. Thank you for the help.
 
post a picture of the edge connector... its probably an AMP or molex which both use different pins.
 
Let me know if you need more pictures
 

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Maybe a Jamma split pin?

That sure looks like a Jamma connector but it's only got 25/50 pins instead of the 28/56 I'd expect to see.
 
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That's a 50 pin AMP Connector.
They are Discontinued. Took me years just to find replacement crimps.

You'll need to find another from another OutRun or Super Hang on game if you want to replace it.

If you like, you can send your harness my way & I'll repair it for you.
Just PM me.
 
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That's a 50 pin AMP Connector.
They are Discontinued. Took me years just to find replacement crimps.

You'll need to find another from another OutRun or Super Hang on game if you want to replace it.

If you like, you can send your harness my way & I'll repair it for you.
Just PM me.

What's it use for pins, Biomech?
 
What's it use for pins, Biomech?

So Most early Sega games do not have Jamma. They have the Special Sega AMP
Connectors.

From what I am seeing in the photo Green Base w/ a White stripe is a 45 wire code.
I believe that wire has to deal w/ the Start switch.
 
Sega was very anti-JAMMA. it stemmed from a huge rift between them and Namco in the 80s, with Namco being heavy proponents for the JAMMA standard. which they eventually relented and started selling kits with the ST-V.

as such, Sega kept everything pretty proprietary for their own needs. which complicates things in instances like these.
 
Sega was very anti-JAMMA. it stemmed from a huge rift between them and Namco in the 80s, with Namco being heavy proponents for the JAMMA standard. which they eventually relented and started selling kits with the ST-V.

as such, Sega kept everything pretty proprietary for their own needs. which complicates things in instances like these.

Wow, that's wild. I had no idea.

I just figured that game came out in 86 so it was certainly Jamma.
 
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