I’m a big fan of metal cages over my Arcade PCBs. They’re the best way to protect the PCB and they help cut down on electrical interference so the game runs at it’s best. I own an ST-V (“Sega Titan-Video”) PCB (which is the arcade equivalent to a Sega Saturn) and I knew it had an optional Video board used in the “Print Club” machines. While trying to find info on that optional board I discovered that in the Print Club machines also had a cage around the whole ST-V Board setup! I found a complete setup for a reasonable price (less than that of a spare ST-V board alone, so worst case I break even) so I bought it.
A number of people have expressed interest in the size of this cage and others in seeing what the guts of this thing looks like so here’s a quick photo dump.
The ST-V board is already pretty big, but this cage makes it even bigger. Someone said it looked like a Star Wars Star Destroyer.
width, length and height
front back and top.
you can remove just the top cage to access the cart, or slide the whole top back. those hooks on the back of the cage prevent you from sliding it back too far so you don’t damage the cart.
The guts…
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