Thanks for this tech info! And don't worry about the PM's. Take careSonic 2's 2 player mode uses the Megadrive's Interlace Mode 2, which allows the system to output a 320x448 image by alternating between even and odd lines every frame. This allows the game to display two full screens' worth of graphics, at the cost of effectively halving the frame rate to 30.
Quote from the webz ^ I do remember reading about this back in the day. Hope you're welllife is manic here so apologises for not keeping in contact over the last 2 weeks!
So pleased to see how all this is developing though
Thanks. It fits standard tubular cam locks:
For reference, I'm keeping a log on replacement parts, pinouts and games here.
- 23mm length for metal coin door.
- 33mm length for the rest. (30mm fits too if you bend the lockplate just a bit)
Thank you as well! It's mostly the finish of painted MDF which looks so off to me. Anything Melamine or Formica finished does the job![]()
Can't seem to find the correct cam lock sizes.After one for metal coin door and 2 others but there is too muck choice I am confused
Unfortunately I am Currently unable to find the one mega tech cartridge box I had but found some more carts which I will put up in valuation thread to sell.
Looks like it has suffered some impact.
I have had to take entire sides off to restore before where they have had impact and the wooden dowels have sheered off. I ending up drilling the old doweles out and replacing in new ones then added additional biscuit joints For strength.
I think replacing square sections is the best solution for strength and finish match.
This was actually the Megatech that I brought after selling my first and regretting. Nice walk through and a very in depth description/ restoration.
Great work. I have just recently picked up a Mega Tech and I am going to give it some work. Where did you get the buttons from? Did you also replace the joysticks and can you still get them?Control panel time.
This is the starting point. Cracked/faded CPO with very crunchy buttons. Definitely needed a refresh.
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Now to continue the insane open source project, I got another Canon Lide 110 for €3,50 and followed my own tutorial again.
I put together the scans and made my own reproduction. This came in a week later:
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Finally I put the CPO on together with legit IL PSL-H pushbuttons and Cherry D44X switches I had to import from France as Dutch stores only sell Ali imports..
Disassembly was a paint with lock nuts, glued buttons amounts of CPO glue that should be illegal. The results do speak for themselves though
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Of course, the 300DPI print file is available for everyone![]()
I got them off smallcab.net (France) as they were even cheaper shipped than my local Dutch sellers.Great work. I have just recently picked up a Mega Tech and I am going to give it some work. Where did you get the buttons from? Did you also replace the joysticks and can you still get them?