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Hello
I do not understand really how to diassemblly and add the new iron into the clutch
May do you have any picture to see it better ?
Thanks in advance!!

Hi Geecab!

Excellent news! 

 I can't wait to see this video soon.

How lucky you are to be able to design projects like this!

 Bravo and thank you so much for sharing.

See you soon!
 

The only thing of your list that makes sense to me is the original control panel. Despite I love CRTs, for a Naomi-only project (and it's 3D graphics and resolutions) you can adopt an LCD (yes, an LCD. Kill me now).
Again: if I was you my attentions would focus on the controller and I would spare the money (and complexity) of adopting the real hardware.
My 2 cents.

Is there any guide to using ledblinky with retrobat. I have looked everywhere.   

Hi all,

This project is 3 years in the making. Thanks to those that helped me along the way! I got the pedals installed and now working to get the wheels in my cabs. I have about a 1-2" gap around the wheel for the housing I cut in the dash. (please don't hate...all the boards where shot so went with modding aftermarket ont his build).  Looking for suggestons on how to finish the install to hide the gap. maybe use some black cloth?  Thanks for any advice! 

Thanks for the feedback, helps eliminate some of my second guessing. Much appreciated.

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"One of my guests really doesn't like the Eagles, man."

all information here
https://www.ultimarc.com/light-guns/aimtrak-light-gun/aimtrak-light-gun-with-recoil/

Otherwise, another man might see it and it would reflect poorly on your craftsmanship.

I'm OK with the imperfection and show it here only as a lesson of what not to do. Only you guys will see it anyways. I almost didn't do anything at all to the back. Putting the laminate on there at all was really an afterthought and it is far from perfect. If it was on the front however, I would toss the whole thing in the garbage and start over. 

I think most of this looks on point. Not sure about the rocker switch. On my mini PC, I just tied a arcade button to the PC power on wire which plugs into the master like yours. The slaves control the monitor, speakers and a wall wart that runs the marquee lights /accessories.