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MameNation

2010-09-20T17:50:22Z

Santoro:

* '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet
* '''Construction Method:''' Scratchbuilt
* '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
* '''Interface Type:''' Unclassified
* '''Special Controls:''' Spinner, Trackball
* '''OS:''' Windows
* '''Homepage:''' http://www.mamenation.com

 
== Additional Details ==
Based on Scott's Unicade, Enhanced bi-level control Panel.

 
== Pictures ==

http://sites.santoro.com/mamenation/files/2008/05/promotional-photo.gif

 

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MameNation

2010-09-20T17:44:59Z

Santoro:

* '''Project Type:''' Upright Arcade Cabinet
* '''Construction Method:''' Scratchbuilt
* '''Monitor Type:''' Arcade Monitor
* '''Interface Type:''' Unclassified
* '''Special Controls:''' Spinner, Trackball
* '''OS:''' Windows
* '''Homepage:''' http://www.mamenation.com

 
== Additional Details ==
Based on Scott's Unicade, Enhanced bi-level control Panel.

 
== Pictures ==
[[image:MameNation.jpg]]

 

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[[Category:Examples]]

ArcadeTokens.com

2006-09-14T02:23:50Z

Santoro: /* See Also */

[http://www.arcadetokens.com Home Page]
 

ArcadeTokens.com is run by David Santoro, who is a regular on the BYOAC forums under the name "Santoro". Each year, the BYOAC community votes on a front and back design submitted by the members. Santoro then arranges the minting of the tokens.

[[Image:2006TOKENS-4 UPsmall.png]]

==See Also==
* [[Vendors]]
* http://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/wiki/BYOAC_tokens
[[Category:Vendors]]

BYOAC tokens

2006-09-14T02:18:39Z

Santoro:

'''BYOAC tokens''' are a [[community project]] started in 2004 and have since become an annual tradition.
Dave Santoro ('Santoro' in the forums) created these tokens after several previous discussions on the idea didn't get off the ground. The first thread is here: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=19172.0 .

The BYOAC tokens are accepted by coin mechanisms found in many arcade machines. Many BYOAC members also include a [[coin doors|coin door]] in their scratchbuilt arcade cabinets and a set of original tokens is a nice addition.

So far they are all .984" (25MM) in diameter, the most common size in the industry. If you have a Bally or Midway coin door you may need to modify your coin slots (see http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=52277) or get smaller .90" tokens elsewhere. Many, but not all, US Quarter mechanisms can be modified or adjusted to accept .984" tokens. (See http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=22251)

BYOAC Tokens are avaialble at http://www.arcadetokens.com.

==2004 tokens==
[[Image:Scannedbrasssmall.gif]]

==2005 tokens==
[[Image:05BY.jpg]]

==2006 tokens==
The 2006 coins are currently being designed. The thread can be found in the artwork forum [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=52117.0 here].

BYOAC tokens

2006-09-14T02:18:25Z

Santoro:

'''BYOAC tokens''' are a [[community project]] started in 2004 and have since then become an annual tradition.
Dave Santoro ('Santoro' in the forums) created these tokens after several previous discussions on the idea didn't get off the ground. The first thread is here: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=19172.0 .

The BYOAC tokens are accepted by coin mechanisms found in many arcade machines. Many BYOAC members also include a [[coin doors|coin door]] in their scratchbuilt arcade cabinets and a set of original tokens is a nice addition.

So far they are all .984" (25MM) in diameter, the most common size in the industry. If you have a Bally or Midway coin door you may need to modify your coin slots (see http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=52277) or get smaller .90" tokens elsewhere. Many, but not all, US Quarter mechanisms can be modified or adjusted to accept .984" tokens. (See http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=22251)

BYOAC Tokens are avaialble at http://www.arcadetokens.com.

==2004 tokens==
[[Image:Scannedbrasssmall.gif]]

==2005 tokens==
[[Image:05BY.jpg]]

==2006 tokens==
The 2006 coins are currently being designed. The thread can be found in the artwork forum [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=52117.0 here].

BYOAC tokens

2006-09-14T02:18:02Z

Santoro:

'''BYOAC tokens''' are a [[community project]] started in 2004 and has since then become an annual tradition.
Dave Santoro ('Santoro' in the forums) created these tokens after several previous discussions on the idea didn't get off the ground. The first thread is here: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=19172.0 .

The BYOAC tokens are accepted by coin mechanisms found in many arcade machines. Many BYOAC members also include a [[coin doors|coin door]] in their scratchbuilt arcade cabinets and a set of original tokens is a nice addition.

So far they are all .984" (25MM) in diameter, the most common size in the industry. If you have a Bally or Midway coin door you may need to modify your coin slots (see http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=52277) or get smaller .90" tokens elsewhere. Many, but not all, US Quarter mechanisms can be modified or adjusted to accept .984" tokens. (See http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=22251)

BYOAC Tokens are avaialble at http://www.arcadetokens.com.

==2004 tokens==
[[Image:Scannedbrasssmall.gif]]

==2005 tokens==
[[Image:05BY.jpg]]

==2006 tokens==
The 2006 coins are currently being designed. The thread can be found in the artwork forum [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=52117.0 here].