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skinz:

Stayed up late last night and replaced all the original wiring - New Jamma harness, crimped a new daisy chain ground and bastardized the old CP to get the bits we needed.  Scored 100 packs of the quick disconnects for $2.99 per 100 on SleezeBay.  I got 2 packs (200) and used 2 quick disconnects  :laugh2:.  Props to my buddy Miggitymac for help wiring up the monitor,etc.  Some basic solders this morning an it should be all hooked up - Got the CP all wire an working - all buttons and joysticks working (already not sure I like the 8 ways - they feel weird).  Now we just need to find the damn zip ties and make it look pretty inside - We couln't find them last night so we used some masking tape to separate everything.  I bought a huge pile of ties - Can't find them>>>>>YET. LOL


Again, we got soft 15k working and still everything is way too big - Can't figure out what I'm supposed to do - Do I Install all the stuff on Soft 15K like 31 etc.  Hating this part - Still.



I'll try and take a video after work today of the monitor issue - I really need help on this.



BurgerKingDiamond:

Wow, that cab looks luxurious! Sorry, I don't have a clue about the monitor deal. I think you should post it up in Monitor/Video.

About the LED's, are you going to wire them up in series or parallel? I've never had to wire up more than one at a time.

miggitymac:

So close yet so far away.  Could hardly believe we got the AGP Garphics card to work with soft15k.  Atleast to a degree.  Now projecting to Arcade monitor but in the wrong resolution.  The entire CP works perfectly after getting that all wired up.  I also did the soldering for the RGB, Sync and Ground to the old arcade monitor.  Works fine.  It was a great weekend of work.  Lots got done as you can see.  Thanks Skinz!  Always my pleasure to work on this project with you.  Its so darn cool....

skinz:

Watched a million Youtube videos on wiring LED's.  Pretty interesting stuff out there.  I'm want use a breadboard setup like this and put the LED's in the back of the holes and see how it looks.  This kid is where i started.  A lot of info in a short video.  



I got a gift card for Radio Shack so....  ...I need approx 75 LED's (on a 12v)???? 

Does this look right?





miggitymac:

Sweet!  I think we can handle wireing up the LEDs like that no problem. 

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