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Does anyone know how to make these style connectors? The controller harness appears to be an ATX style connector. I'll be purchasing a couple Brook Universal Fighting Board (UFB) to allow compatibility for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3, Wii U, PC and Switch, my question is what's the best way to replicate the harness that is currently installed - this way I can just 'change' the controllers on the fly from JAMMA to the consoles/PC It's night and day for me (even for my son, who straight away preferred the Sanwa's as they were 'softer' when you press it - he definitely knows the quality!! )Īlso ordered some OBSF-30 in red to give it that 'Vewlix C' lookįor those that need information about the control panel bolts, the size is M6 x 20mm. Swapped out with Sanwa JLF and OBSF-30's and what can I say. I've ordered M4 spacers to try and give me that extra thread. Unfortunately, I've run out of thread on the control panel to put another 3mm spacer on. I've used 2 lots of 3mm so it's already got a 6mm spacer, but it's still about 3mm too high. Had some 3mm acrylic at home so, grabbed the JLF bracket and made a make shift spacer. The monitor displaying 1920x1080 60hz on DVIĪnd you manage those options through these buttons Gutted there's no LED on the control panel. It only came with two and I'm not too keen on just the two bolts, there's another 3 holes that I can see have threads Need to find spare bolts that attaches the control panel to the unit. No external amplifier, the speakers are directly connected to the JAMMA harnes

Originally thought it was a 720P VGA only unit, but I have since found out there's DVI (model number ZMD320HH06 YOU YING TOP - don't think it's a Samsung or LG Panel ) That 5mm difference is quite noticeable when I've been using the japanese standard (25-28mm from the control panel to the base of the balltop) for a good 10-15 years. Need to add a spacer from the top panel to the joystick as there is no spacer. Need to replace joystick and buttons with Sanwa as the buttons installed were rubbish It's the clone of the Vewlix C (I prefer this colour scheme, I love red!) Please note, I haven't had a week with mine yet, so I'm not 100% sure on many things.Ī few things to note about my recent purchase: My purchase was second hand, so I'm not sure exactly how old this cabinet is compared to what's out now. I know there's a lot of Chinese Vewlix (I will refer to as the Chewlix from here on) threads on the forum and I've probably read most of them, but I would like to try and make this a one stop shop for the Chewlix cabs The day finally arrived! Albeit, a Chinese clone, but it's far superior than my MDF cabinet that I built in 2012. It's been 8 years since the release of the SFIV on the Taito Vewlix Cabinet and it's been 8 years since I've wanted one.

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