Any interest in a Group buy in wigan 3x noir?

[Bods]

Just had a look in mine in case 2 doors in there but only 1 but the lcd panel is scratched proper bad at the top so thats gonna need replacing

 

[channel27]

Just had a look in mine in case 2 doors in there but only 1 but the lcd panel is scratched proper bad at the top so thats gonna need replacing

Thanks for looking.

LG monitors seem to be the go-to: -

Noir Monitor Swap

Just swapped my monitor with a LG 32GN650-B. 1in wide foam on the sides and 2in wide x3 stacked in the middle. I added some 3m heavy duty double stick tape to the foam to stick to the monitor. Just need to screw in the main 4 bolts and slide the monitor a bit to the left. I have a korean noir...

www.arcade-projects.com

 

[Retroman839]

I only put mine on when the youngsters are over so you hardly need them on.

@Retroman839 That's a slightly newer cab as it doesn't have the 3.3v psu on the metal tray it may still have the factory production date on the sticker behind the coin door.

Yeh has less power Supplies too

 

[channel27]

Random question for you knowledgable folks: -

These are Japanese cabs that run on 100v, yes?
Can I put a spare Naomi universal AC transformer internally in the cab to convert 240ac down to 100? I’ve got lots of them, either this Naomi one or several from Daytona twins

I assume there’s space inside?

 

[Chihiro]

They have a isolation transformer at the back I guess you could swap that out.

 

[Jimboi]

nice pickup. Did any decent games come with these?

 

[channel27]

They have a isolation transformer at the back I guess you could swap that out.

Indeed! In googling it I just found you on AP talking about the exact same thing!

https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/namco-noir-advice.13039/post-396108

 

[channel27]

In case any of fellow Noir-ers need it (and they can read Japanese or the pictures are helpful): -

(namco_noir_japanese_manual.pdf)

3.32 MB file on MEGA

mega.nz

 

[eliotcole]

You should be able to build a system in here without a 110v in sight, no?

Especially if you ditch the heavy monitors!

 

[channel27]

You should be able to build a system in here without a 110v in sight, no?

Especially if you ditch the heavy monitors!

It depends what I end up putting in there tbh.
I guess the IO board needs 12 and 5v from somewhere and the existing PSU(s) run on 100v. If they're knackered I've got a Sun PSU to put in there but that'll also run on 100v.
Or I could just use a 240v PC ATX PSU

 

[Retroman839]

Sanding rust off

 

[channel27]

That doesn't look too bad at all

 

[Retroman839]

Some pitting but not to bad

 

[Crazy_1201]

Indeed! In googling it I just found you on AP talking about the exact same thing!

https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/namco-noir-advice.13039/post-396108

You can absolutely do that. Access the transformer in the cab from the rear. Should connected to a power filter

If you unplug the connectors and take the base out you’ll see all the separate power units. Ones 12v, ones 24v, 5v and another i’m not 100 sure.
The monitor is the 24v so if you replace it you don’t need it.
The tube is powered directly 100v.
It’ a v simple cab once you dismantle it all.

 

[Crazy_1201]

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Sanding rust off

I’ve used a abracs poly abrasive disc from toolstation and honestly it’s brilliant at removing paint and rust. Quick too.

 

[ExZX]

When you see these sell in Japan for £5 just because they possibly need a new monitor:

 

[Retroman839]

I’ve used a abracs poly abrasive disc from toolstation and honestly it’s brilliant at removing paint and rust. Quick too.

Yeh I have them ..
This is a small bit só just using The palm sander

 

[Crazy_1201]

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Yeh has less power Supplies too View attachment 65388

 

[Retroman839]

primer build up the pitting ..
Then re sand ..
Then prime once
Then top coat

 

[Retroman839]

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I only have 3 and no distubution board