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@@foxbodystang8587 sorry I don't, but if I find one I'll share it

@@ArgonautArcade I appreciate that! Also, if by chance you have the color code, I’ll take that too lol. If not I plan to have it color matched. I’m currently restoring one of these much like you did this one. Mine was also converted to a shooting game.

It will only go up in market price, if you take care of it

@@dieglhix there's no way to buy it in my country, and maybe only a few people can buy this, I wouldn't even know where to look for one.

@@THEMARTIALARTSCHANNEL-bb4fx Because looks are all that matter. Don't reframe that wall, just put extra paint on it.

Not sure. Mine was a converted space duel cab. If you can find the dimensions, you could get someone to cnc cut you a cab.

You'll have to check in the display settings, or Google the model number for the manual and check

Nostalgia is the main reason I started collecting, simpler times ☺️

*TAMBIEN ME GUSTA ESTE ARCADE DE MOTOS.MUY BONITO PARA LA DECADA DE LOS 80 Y HASTA HOY EN DIA ES MUY JUGABLE Y MUCHOS SE ANIMARIAN A CORRER ALGUNAS CARRERITAS EN ESA MOTO Y REVIVIR ESOS HERMOSOS MOMENTO DE NUESTRA NIÑEZ.SALUDOS*

Lol one handed driving, I should have tried activating it with my 🦶 😆

*JAJAJAJA TIENE RAZON SOLO USABA UNA MANO Y CON LA OTRA ESTABA GRABANDO EL VIDEO.GRACIAS POR COMPRARTIR ESTE VIDEO*

I typically use 7/8" ECONOMY DOUBLE BITTED LOCKS from twisted quarter.

Ok cool and that would fit in perfectly for the Galaga arcade machine? I have the same as you. An upright original Galaga arcade machine

@@abrahamvalentin3225 I'm pretty confident, like 98% sure it will fit, I don't have the machine anymore to verify and give 100%, but rarely do I need a special sized lock for a coin door. The backdoors tend to vary more often.

Yeah they're tough to come by. Cabinet plans are available online at www.classicarcadecabinets.com/reactor.html and if you can find one in stock, the jrok mylstar board emulates the hardware with an fpga.

What's up! I sold the game to a local arcade, but it's still running today 🙂. For mounting, easiest/cheapesr would be to use the vesa mount and some plywood, you can use the old monitor frame railing as a guide to get your angle right. If you use the old monitor AC wiring, make sure you tap in before it gets to the isolation transformer (some ISOs step the voltage up or down).

@@ArgonautArcade - Thanks. The older guy I bought it from started to convert it to a switching power supply but I dont think he finished. I have to find some schematics/pinout diagram so that I can make sure that I have the wires connected to the correct power before I turn it on. For the AC, I was going to tap directly into the power supply before the iso transformer. I was hoping to put male molex pins on the composite video and stick them into the connector that is normally plugged into the board in case I sell it down the road and someone wants to go back to crt.

@ArgonautArcade - I am finally circling back to this project. Everything is working with the LCD monitor, just need to swap it out in the cabinet. Do you have any recommendations on how to remove the existing CRT in one piece? Ideally, I would like to remove it in one piece and either work on it or sell it as mine powers up fine, just has a video issue. The mirror makes it tricky and wondering what you did. Thanks

@@mkuc28 what up! You should be able to get it out the front in one piece. Unbolt it, remove the glass, and pull/roll it towards you (careful not to nick the glass neck).

It does! And thanks for reminding me that I still need to make this video :)

Hi! No, that monitor came on automatically when power was applied. Most computer monitors do the same.

Glad it can help ya out :)

Hi there! Have you come across this resource? - maybe it can help: www.classicarcadecabinets.com/galaga.html Also: forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/ms-pac-and-galaga-same-cabinet.389422/ Good luck with the build!

Part 2 speaks to the controls

@@ArgonautArcade i see,i didnt had enough time to see the full vid

@@LandoOrlando it's been a while, I'm gonna have to watch part 2 as well to refresh my memory 😂

What's up man??! You abbreviated your UA-cam name! Lol Thanks! It Initially came out of a biker bar, had tons of grime and filth that needed to be scrubbed off, had to recap the monitor, Frankenstein the board to a working state, rewired the controls. It's been living at a friend's house for the past year or so, but now it's back in the game room 😎

Bunch of places reproduce Galaga art. I think I got this set off eBay. Escape pod is another place I get a lot of my art.

Nice! Hopefully yours has more structural integrity than mine did 😀

Thank you!

Lol thanks man. I have a Dragons Lair vid in the pipeline next, shouldn't be long

Hi there! Craigslist, Facebook marketplace, eBay, klov, OfferUp (not sure if that's still around); I've had maybe 10 Nintendo cabs over the years and they've all come from random 'for sale' sites. I believe the plans and dimensions are online if you decide to cut your own from scratch. Do a search on "nintendo arcade cabinet dimensions".

@@ArgonautArcade ok i see, and what about the coin door? Did you make it yourself or did you order it from somewhere?

@@Sjostrom2001 check arcadeshop and mikesarcade sites for reproduction coin doors. Shipping to Sweden might be high though.

@@ArgonautArcade thanks, gonna check it out👍

@@ArgonautArcade regarding the plans, i have actually printed out the dimensions on a a4 paper but i want to make it bigger. Do you know any company that can make it bigger? So i can use it as a template to cut the side panels

👀 Thanks! glad to be back :)

LOL thanks man, glad to hear from you :)

And thanks for watching :)

Thanks so much! I really need to average more than one video a year 🤣

@@ArgonautArcade yeah man you do! If you're not rehabbing a cabinet currently, maybe do a 15-20 minute walk through of your current lineup. From what I remember you had re-done a room in the garage and had a lot of cabinets/projects, give us a quick catch up :)

@@drummer7622265 you got it 😎

@@ArgonautArcade Totally agree, great to see a new vid and would enjoy seeing what the current gameroom lineup looks like!...

Did you buy it? If so, want to sell it?

Sure can, that's exactly what I ended up doing: ua-cam.com/video/uVZyIlq2wR0/v-deo.html

That wouldn't match the aesthetics of the donkey kong cab that Disney lifted the design from 😉