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thiagomax:
Hello Holmes thank you for your response

From what I understand, this card would replace the entire cage with the game's eprom, but the sound amplifier boards and driver and feedback boards would have to be there

In my case I have zero boards.

Would this be a solution to having a drive board?

https://www.gamoover.net/Forums/index.php?topic=43369.0

holmes:
It seems to be but I am not sure. As I said I am not involved in these projects.  These guys seem to be very competent and to have developed replacement cards for Model1/2 and 3 Sega racecabs. On the downside, this a French speaking forum and it may be difficult for you to communicate with them. Maybe there are other sites where people have achieved similar solutions ...

bandicoot:
i'm on this forum too and french  , no problem you can come talk with us we can help you i think ;)

thiagomax:

--- Quote from: bandicoot on January 03, 2024, 01:34:48 pm ---i'm on this forum too and french  , no problem you can come talk with us we can help you i think ;)

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Thank you Bandicoot, do you think it would be better to create a post there?

Anyway, I feel very confused, from what I've seen there are several ways to achieve my goal, however there are many boards being created, and I often can't understand their real function,

baritonomarchetto:
A plug and play solution for Model 2/3 conversion is still on the making, as you can see.
The most critical aspect is the use of the original wheel hardware and force feedback.
In my understanding, njz3's BackForceFeeder project is the most advanced (and documented), but calls for some efforts (study and dedication) on your side.
Here is a link:
https://github.com/njz3/vJoyIOFeederWithFFB
Njz3's software license will cost you a beer, but you can setup the machine with the demo version (it stops working for some second every tot minutes, but it's fully functional).
That M3 board rely on njz3 work, and it's not necessary.
Your main problem here is the missing wheel driver board, but you can anyway start with the conversion while diggin for one used or a modern replacement.

You come from the pinball world so it os likely I have not to write this, but anyway: keep the cabinet and wiring as original as possible. Calls for some more work, but it's rewarding in the end.

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