Juno First-First Restoration

[Muerto]

If you remove the filterboards you have to make a new harness = not original anymore..

[Q*ris]

I'm not touching anything inside this cab until next failure.
My skills are too limited.
If it ain't broke don't fix it 

[level42]

If you remove the filterboards you have to make a new harness = not original anymore..

Depends on the game. Atari's and Midway filter boards you can simply move the connector.

And how extreme can you go in keeping it original ? Also, if it makes the game more reliable I know what I'd choose

[ckong]

In case of Juno First you would have to redo the wiring completely, there are about 6 or 7 separate connectors going into and going out of the filterboard. And indeed, using the filterboard is more original, that's the way I prefer it also. Of course, if the filterboard only causes trouble over and over again, then ditch it.

[ckong]

Chris, take a look at this, Juno First running on 230V   If I can do it, then you certainly can do it.

[Q*ris]

Cool!
Mine was missing the power board so I use arcadeshop switcher -> this part is already running on 220V
but I have a second plug (american) for the power supply (feeding only my screen) and that one is indeed 110V.

I have to tidy that indeed!

[level42]

.....and another ugly unneccesary step-down bites the dust , yesssssssss !!!

[Arch]

Oooh... will we see either of these cabs at Eurocade? If so, that is worth my trip alone. 

[Q*ris]

I've already brought it 2 times 

[vernimark]

 
I really love this game and this cab!!!