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* '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet
 
* '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet
 
* '''Construction Method:''' Scratchbuilt
 
* '''Construction Method:''' Scratchbuilt
* '''Monitor Type:''' Unclassified
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* '''Monitor Type:''' 21" VGA CRT
 
* '''Interface Type:''' Keyboard Encoder (IPAC)
 
* '''Interface Type:''' Keyboard Encoder (IPAC)
* '''Special Controls:'''  
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* '''Special Controls:''' Swappable control panels
* '''OS:''' Windows  
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* '''OS:''' Windows 2000
 
* '''Homepage:''' http://pmc.pixelhosting.net/mamecab/arcadecabinet.html
 
* '''Homepage:''' http://pmc.pixelhosting.net/mamecab/arcadecabinet.html
  
 
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== Additional Details ==
 
== Additional Details ==
This is my scratch-built Defender style MAME cabinet started in May 2003 and in perpetual development. No catchy name for the cabinet. The web-site shows more about the construction. <br style="clear:both;"/>
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This is my scratch-built Defender style MAME cabinet started in May 2003 but in perpetual development. It has no catchy name. :)
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The cabinet contains both a PC (for emulation and native PC games) and a Sega Dreamcast.
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The cabinet features swapable control panels. The primary panel has is for 2 players and has 6-buttons per player and Ultimarc J-sticks (4/8-way). A second panel has a USB Steering wheel and shifter. A third with a spinner (Tempest!) and trackball (Reactor!) is under contruction.
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== Pictures ==
 
== Pictures ==

Latest revision as of 12:27, 4 January 2008


Additional Details

This is my scratch-built Defender style MAME cabinet started in May 2003 but in perpetual development. It has no catchy name. :)

The cabinet contains both a PC (for emulation and native PC games) and a Sega Dreamcast.

The cabinet features swapable control panels. The primary panel has is for 2 players and has 6-buttons per player and Ultimarc J-sticks (4/8-way). A second panel has a USB Steering wheel and shifter. A third with a spinner (Tempest!) and trackball (Reactor!) is under contruction.

The web-site shows more about the construction.

Pictures

Pmc's arcade cabinet project.jpg


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