Shouldn't need more supports. I printed out my new design, and will install it and test it out for awhile.

FullSizeRender (2) by Blimpcity1977, on Flickr

FullSizeRender (1) by Blimpcity1977, on Flickr

 I drew up a modified gear so you can just swap the teeth out without taking the whole gas and brake assemble apart to swap teeth. Also its much cheaper to print just the teeth.

POW-2610  Rev1 by Blimpcity1977, on Flickr

If you can't find an old arcade part draft it and 3D print it! Sega part POW-2610 for Power Drifts brake, and gas pedal. My teeth are just a hair off, going to redesign it with wider teeth to reduce stress. Current teeth are .125" wide and there is room for them to be .4" wide.

10943721_10203553248252811_4371405070185391029_n by Blimpcity1977, on Flickr

Well, I tried horizontal position it almost moves it off the screen. Almost tempted to just put a small black piece of paper on the edge.

I have had this issue with this monitor since I bought my Red Tent. I have this vertical red line on the edge of the screen I have tried adjusting the horizontal width but this is maxed out in that direction. Any ideas whats wrong?

Video of the issue:
http://youtu.be/6jqk-zucyIo

Just finished listening to Ready Player One a few weeks ago. Awesome book with tons of 80s and arcade references.

Whats the link to the CPS2 Multi Board John talked about last week?

No my Commando wasnt a Jamma it has a 44 pin connector.

Well Commando is not a Jamma connector, but I successfully spliced in a Jamma connector. So now it plays Commando and a iCade 60-in-1.

I love it! I would buy one!

I wanted to see anyone opinion on vertical Jamma 60 in 1. I have seen a few of them was wondering which was the best one, and whats the best place to order one from?

Thanks
Blimpcity

This is what the board looks like:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B403ds3HYgz4TkNFbmRZYjd0c1U

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B403ds3HYgz4cjd2T254dHlKUTg

Does that look like a jamma connector? Im a newbie!

I have a few questions. I picked up a cheap working Commando cabinet. Im not a big fan of Commando, but like a lot of vertical monitor games. Im not sure if this is worth doing or how much work it would take, but how hard would it be to install a 60-1 vertical monitor board in it, and a way to flip back to Commando. Im new to arcade machines but Commando isnt Jamma if Im correct. Any help would be great.

Thanks

Hello, I'm from Ohio also. I'm not a expert either, but I have a few games and was trying to learn more. I have bought some stuff from:

http://www.hollandcomputers.com/

Its located in Ohio so the shipping is very fast. Not sure if its the best or cheapest place to buy parts.

I was picking up a Commando arcade unit last weekend and got this along with it. Its a brand new Sega Master System kiosk unit, has 16 carts inside that pop out. Kind of cool, hardly remember this as a child. Master System had the tiniest display at Toys R Us.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B403ds3HYgz4QVo3b01wUGE3LXl0RHF5RlFmM0JlUEUwY1VB

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B403ds3HYgz4SHJKWWRXblRFdklURGFEdjB3NEZoQTJreTVr