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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Gamecab on March 01, 2005, 12:58:21 am
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Hi All,
Just wanted to let you know that the LED Driver boards have arrived and I spent the evening soldering instead of watching 24. The boards work great and are listed at www.gamecab.com (http://www.gamecab.com). You will also find product details listed there as well. I have about 30 boards on hand and will order more based on the sales of this run.
Thanks
Charlie
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Much better use of your time, IMHO. ;)
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You didn't watch 24 last night??? :-( My cousin was on it!
Hi All,
Just wanted to let you know that the LED Driver boards have arrived and I spent the evening soldering instead of watching 24. The boards work great and are listed at www.gamecab.com (http://www.gamecab.com). You will also find product details listed there as well. I have about 30 boards on hand and will order more based on the sales of this run.
Thanks
Charlie
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I watched it (24 is awesome).
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Charlie,
How long before the documentation will be ready? Not trying to rush ya, just curious.
-Goz
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I should have it ready by tonight.
One other note: I have corrected the international shipping portion of the GameCab Website in order to provide a better shipping price for the UK. The software I use for Ecommerce is not the best but I'm workig on it ;D .
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Thanks Gamecab, I nearly had a heart attack for the UK Shipping price.
Stu
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Pretty cool.
Let me make sure I understand what this is exactly. It's a device that makes it easier to hook up multiple LEDs (both flashing and always on) to a PC and to an IPAC to control the flashing LEDs, right? You just need to be able to pull 5 volts from somewhere, right? Do you pull the voltage from the main PC power or through the USB port? I would love to be able to use the USB port and make by entire control panel plug-n-play but I've heard different stories on how well this works.
$18 + shipping? Interesting......
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If you do it right, you can use the USB port for power.
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Power by USB option sounds like a good idea, I might give that a try too.
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Wow, that looks so much cleaner than my handbuilt one...
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Hi Gamecab, just tried to order and got this message
Sorry, there was an error processing your request.
There are no methods available for your shipping destination.
I selected Great Britian and Northern Ireland
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Gamecab,
Applause!! It's always nice when someone offers these sort of things to the community. Thanks!
I have a question as well. Is there *any* chance you could make a version of this board that mimics the "theoretical" functionality of the following project: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,15674.0.html ??
I say theoretical because the developer of the project absolutely fell off the face of the planet, and stopped updating the board at 70% functionality.
mrC
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I was considerring building a board with SOME of those functions - mine was going to offer 8 LEDs that you do whatever you want with and then 8 that go under your joysticks so when you press up on a joystick, a LED would light up, causing the illusion of an arrow lighting up on your CP -- but now Im stealing this thread. BUY HIS BOARD :D
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Sorry, there was an error processing your request.
There are no methods available for your shipping destination.
Hi Stu, It seems that I made the GameCab website "Burp" today, I then agrivated the problem to a larger level and had to take the site offline for 3 hours. I'm happy to say that the website is back up and running but the international shipping problem still exists :-[ . Send me an email and we can work out a direct Paypal shipment. This will be the last time that I update my website software on a weekday (Lesson Learned).
Thanks
Charlie
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Nice product!!!
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Nice product!!!
All I can say is " DUDE!!!"
P.S. - No questions about the yoke ;D
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Yoke? Did someone say yoke? I'd like to know about the yoke! ;D
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Hey, How about those LED boards ;D
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Wait, I only bothered to read the last 2 messages... you had a pretty nifty yoke up on your site a few years ago, and a mailing list that I subscribed to for updates about it... must be pretty popular, seems everytime I go to order it, it's out of stock ;)
Sorry for the ribbing man... I'm sure you understand. *starts rummaging site for the byo yoke tutorial*
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Oh, PS, I bought one of those led boards, so I'm not holding the yoke against you. I'm excited about the led board.
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Nice product!!!
All I can say is " DUDE!!!"
P.S. - No questions about the yoke
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If you do it right, you can use the USB port for power.
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True true, but I wasnt really thinking like that, although if you dont go el-cheapo on the LEDs, superbrights only take up 20-30 mA each, so 30 * 8 = 340 mA. Im pretty sure your USB port can handle up to 500mA as long as you dont use a hub. Therefore, it should be fine, as long as you're not a retart about it and you make sure to check your motherboard :D