Post Your Recent Purchases!
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I agree
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Now you're being a smart ass.
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COP-TUR!
Wachenroder
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Got this bad boy this past Saturday. Still hasn't been recap'ed, but it's gonna be a project soon.
28" Intervideo 15/31KHz. Thomson Tube.
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That looks great bro.
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Nope. Tube + Chassis. However, I don't know which model it is. All I know it's that it's an InterVideo 28 with both 15KHz and 31KHz Chassis. I cannot find a single chassis reference to find a manual online. The tube has one, but it simply doesn't help. The controls are all tunned by a single button/potentiometer remote, which appears as an OSD menu.
Thanks bro
They look even better next to it!
uchihaclan
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Hello all!
I've seen this type of thread on other forums and couldn't find one here. I always like to browse through what other people have recently picked up to give me an idea what I want for myself.
Please post only your own pictures, no stock images (where's the fun in that?) . I'm not asking to see your whole collection, I just wanna know what you got recently.
I'll start the thread off myself. I recently got into this scene with the pickup of my big red 2 slot:
Picked up a few carts to go along with the cabinet and printed off some inserts for the shockboxes to come:
I decided I was probably going to recap the monitor sooner or later so I upgraded my soldering iron when I had to replace the battery on the motherboard:
I hope there's not another thread like this, I tried searching but couldn't find anything similar. I showed you mine, now let me see yours!
That's really cool! I am looking at buying one soon
Gyrian
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Gyrian
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The irony of which isn't lost on you, I'm sure. Lots to catch up to after the long absence.
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lol..wasn't directed at you, was just replying. good burn.
embergabor
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Got two Zippy long shaft joysticks today. I'm replacing my cheap generic chinese joysticks and also the whole control panel in my bartop cabinet. The 3mm MDF board has way too much flex. Going to use 18mm board and mount the Zippy from the bottom. These Zippys feel much much tighter than the chinese joystick, they have a stiff spring, big actuator and lever microswitches. Did a quick swap with the current CP still in place and I already prefer these. The new panel will make them even more stable.
madman
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Sounds like a legit copy.
Kid Panda
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Got two Zippy long shaft joysticks today. I'm replacing my cheap generic chinese joysticks and also the whole control panel in my bartop cabinet. The 3mm MDF board has way too much flex. Going to use 18mm board and mount the Zippy from the bottom. These Zippys feel much much tighter than the chinese joystick, they have a stiff spring, big actuator and lever microswitches. Did a quick swap with the current CP still in place and I already prefer these. The new panel will make them even more stable.
You replaced Chinese knockoffs with more Chinese knockoffs?
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So funny that Italy looks like a boot too.
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Meh...looks like two of the three are boots. This hobby sucks sometimes.
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sr20det510
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Those are Chinese Long Shaft editions, so you know they are the real deal.
embergabor
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Exactly. Keeping the cost low. I am a sucker for cheap chinese stuff as long as they do the job. So far the whole cab cost me a little over $150, built from scratch. The point is to play the games.
Are there any Sanwa or Seimitsu joysticks that can be fitted under a 18mm wood panel with enough length?
madman
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If there was only some way you could've known that games from Italy were bootlegs.
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