:: Fix It Felix Jr :: "I CAN BUILD IT!"

[Muerto]

Absolutely awesome! Job well done Bruno!!

[DarthNuno]

You did use a 31khz crt right? Can you detail more how you installed it? I think i tried to decase the same model for a project before, and ended up messing something up because it was hard to take out the tube and attached board from the shell

I had the same problem than you. Under the case, that specific monitor was the most frightening one I've ever seen : ton of boards, sub-boards...and yeah, mainly all use the case as their fixation. So this one would be too hard to integration without the case. I eventually installed it with its case. I've used angle metal brackets to fix it. There's a lot of space in these Nintendo cabinet 

[DarthNuno]

As you can see I've used numerous strong angle metal brackets (some are hidden on that pictures) to fix the monitor, but also a piece of wood on top to maintain it :

[Muerto]

Sorry for digging up this thread, but it seems like you miss something on the cab - the instruction sticker....

[DarthNuno]

For the third time in 10 years, I'm having trouble with the computer running the game! 
I'm sick of using PCs, especially since the game is now emulable on Raspberry. 
I've already completely replaced the computer once, then the graphics card, then the power supply, reinstalled Windows... In short, nothing but hassles that I no longer want in my game room. 

So I've made up my mind...I'm diving back into this arcade cabinet... It's May 1st, and Darth Nuno Jr is getting impatient.   



Fortunately, in the game room, there's plenty to keep him busy! 



So I'm now using the Raspberry to jamma Jr / Arpicade to play the game.
Many thanks to Dylon from Arpicade to provided me all the stuff needed    ...a ready easy and effective solution to play FFJr 



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