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| + | '''Arcade Controls''' | ||
| + | Buttons and Trackball Illumination [[Groovy Game Gear]] | ||
| + | Encoder [[Ultimarc]] | ||
| + | Spinner [[Oscar Controls]] | ||
| + | Flight Yoke [[Twisty Grip]] | ||
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| + | '''Hardware and other Parts''' | ||
| + | Latches, Pulley, pulls, Plastic Rods, Molding[[McMaster-Carr]] | ||
| + | Motors and Electronics [[Solarbotics]] | ||
| + | Vinyl, Industrial Cabinet handles, Casters, Speaker Grill [[Parts Express]] | ||
| + | Sensors, Buttons, Pots for Twisty Grip [[Digikey]] | ||
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| + | '''Lighting''' | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[Vibe-Lights]] |
| + | [[Strattman Design]] | ||
| − | [[ | + | '''Artwork''' |
| + | Plastic Etching [[Lazerdesigns]] | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
[[Doc's Modular Mame]] | [[Doc's Modular Mame]] | ||
[[Weisshaupt's LCD Mechanism]] | [[Weisshaupt's LCD Mechanism]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:20, 25 January 2008
- Project Type: Upright Arcade Cabinet
- Construction Method: Scratchbuilt
- Monitor Type: Rotating 20" LCD
- Interface Type: Keyboard Encoder (I-PAC 4)
- Special Controls: Twisty Grip Flight Yoke, Spinner, Trackball
- OS: Windows XP
- Homepage: https://share.adobe.com/adc/adc.do?docid=68037683-c164-11dc-be2b-2b3a237bf757
- Project Thread: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=75411.msg784913#msg784913
Additional Details
- “Doc Like” Modular Panels using Velcro for easier fabrication
- 4 Player capability
- Side Lit Etched Acrylic CP Art
- Lighted Controls (So you know they are Plugged in!)
- Laser Etched Acrylic Marquee with Luminglass Accent
- Lighted “T-molding” (okay so its NOT really T-molding but held in place by it)
- 2.1 Sound System
- Custom Lighted “Twisty Grip” Joystick
- Custom Lighted Spinner
- Parallel Port Controlled Automatic Rotating Monitor built with easily sourced parts (and therefore anyone can do it)
- Padded Wrist Pads
- Removable Top for Play in the Home Theatre (and to make it easier to move)
- Flat Surfaces upon which Drinks, cups and food can be Placed!
- Ambient Backdrop Lighting
- Storage Drawer for Modular Panels
Pictures
Primary Suppliers
Arcade Controls Buttons and Trackball Illumination Groovy Game Gear Encoder Ultimarc Spinner Oscar Controls Flight Yoke Twisty Grip
Hardware and other Parts Latches, Pulley, pulls, Plastic Rods, MoldingMcMaster-Carr Motors and Electronics Solarbotics Vinyl, Industrial Cabinet handles, Casters, Speaker Grill Parts Express Sensors, Buttons, Pots for Twisty Grip Digikey
Lighting
Artwork Plastic Etching Lazerdesigns
See Also
Doc's Modular Mame Weisshaupt's LCD Mechanism
