Building My SuperGun :)

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Well I have it seems...1/2 way done buidling my SuperGun..and my fingers are burned...the power supply i bought doesnt work...but I will continue tommorow...on the instruction sheet..it said to use a stripboard...and I couldnt find any of those at any electronic place...so I improvised...go to radio shack and find a board there...GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE PEOPLE MAKING THEIR OWN!!!
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searchingtom

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What are you doing for video out ? Are you going to NTSC ? What encoder are you using ?

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Im gonna do NTSC ya...using the composite cables on my TV..thats where the video is going to...what encoder do you recommend?
 
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Mike

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I like the jrock one. However, I see the input for the video but what about the sound?
 
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Wait...so I need one of these if I build my own supergun with composite out?
 
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Mike

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Well the chip is also called a decoder board becuase it decodes the video from the JAMMA harness to display it on your T.V. I noticed that chad's site has no information on this chip. It might be because T.V.'s in the Uk are SCART.

Check me if I'm wrong please!
 
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Yes. You need the RGB to NTSC converter if you want to hook your 'Home Made' Super Gun up to the T.V.
What I suggest you do is find an commercial RGB monitor or Arcade monitor and hook your gun up to that. RGB is the only way to enjoy the visuals.
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