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Epyx:


--- Quote ---Are you talking about taking off the wings and adding the 3rd and 4th player to the main panel?  I don't think I have room for that?  The center panel rotates so anything outside that center panel will have to be separate.
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I am talking about the plexi glass you have covering your control panel. From the pictures it looks like (starting from left to right) that player 1 is 1 piece of plexi...players 2/3 are a 2nd piece of plexi and player 4 is a 3rd piece of plexi.

What I am saying is why not have one piece of plexi that covers all the the players...that will eliminate the gap you have between each piece of plexi and create a full piece with no gaps.

Tape the inside of the button holes and cover the edges around with flush T molding...that will be a pretty good seal.

EDIT: The center panel rotates...ah gotcha...nm then :)





JohnEDollar:

phildo77:

Congrats on resuming your project!

One question though:  How big is your cabinet?

It looks HUGE!!!  Will your garage, or basement, be the final location for your cab?

- John

phildo77:


--- Quote from: JohnEDollar on April 09, 2010, 07:05:08 pm ---One question though:  How big is your cabinet?

It looks HUGE!!!  Will your garage, or basement, be the final location for your cab?

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It is pretty giant.  I designed it to have a 1/2" clearance through a standard exterior door with the wing control panels removed.  I wanted the largest CRT possible which ended up being a 27" tube.  The width is approximately 32.5".  Eventually it will end up in a basement/entertainment room....  I hope.  (Wife approval pending)   ;D

phildo77:

It was emotional.

I began removing wires:



Then I made the hard decision to cut em... ALL.  I knew that the wiring was crap so I forced the issue and cut them all so I could run Ribbon to the panels and mount the I/O controllers in the panel instead of having a million wires running to the back of the cab:




I was left with pieces:




and a husk:




I plan on sending the artwork to Mame Marquees this weekend.  No more bond crap freebies from work.  ;)


drventure:

So, does that control panel rotate? Or does it just flip down for access?

The giant rotating monitor is slick, in any case!

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