02-01-2024, 02:07 AM
Back to it!
Monitor mounting. The control panel needs to be removed and the entire cab laid on the ground. The horrible act of trying to load one of these with the cab tilted forward to where the monitor was loading perpendicular to the wall. Don't do this. This is a nightmare.
Something else to note, this cab is height adjustable. MAKE SURE ALL THE STOP BOLTS ARE IN PLACE BEFORE TIPPING THIS THING. The mfer will adjust on you and smash some hands.
Laid a thick stack of moving blankets across the floor to lay the cab across
I also screwed a protector (bar of wood) to the control panel mounts as this thing was bent to shit when we got it. Possibly from someone laying the thing down to remove the monitor the first time, or just from the weight of the panel. Structurally it's not a great design.
Then the cab easily tips forward and can be made to lay parallel to the floor,
The cab still needs slid back so that two people can walk the monitor assembly over the top of the cab to get into position to lower it into place. Which we did! And it took a lot of pulling the monitor out, hammering and putting it back in because the plate the monitor mounts to like everything else, was super warped but we got it in!
Bolt everything, stood it back up..
Finally lit up the marquee too!
Here is everything almost together, just need to bolt up the control panel.. Right now we're running off the PS246.
The cab is fully wired and playable, so with my short term leave happening, I can at least know, Soul Calibur 2 is ready to go as it stands!
Monitor mounting. The control panel needs to be removed and the entire cab laid on the ground. The horrible act of trying to load one of these with the cab tilted forward to where the monitor was loading perpendicular to the wall. Don't do this. This is a nightmare.
Something else to note, this cab is height adjustable. MAKE SURE ALL THE STOP BOLTS ARE IN PLACE BEFORE TIPPING THIS THING. The mfer will adjust on you and smash some hands.
Laid a thick stack of moving blankets across the floor to lay the cab across
I also screwed a protector (bar of wood) to the control panel mounts as this thing was bent to shit when we got it. Possibly from someone laying the thing down to remove the monitor the first time, or just from the weight of the panel. Structurally it's not a great design.
Then the cab easily tips forward and can be made to lay parallel to the floor,
The cab still needs slid back so that two people can walk the monitor assembly over the top of the cab to get into position to lower it into place. Which we did! And it took a lot of pulling the monitor out, hammering and putting it back in because the plate the monitor mounts to like everything else, was super warped but we got it in!
Bolt everything, stood it back up..
Finally lit up the marquee too!
Here is everything almost together, just need to bolt up the control panel.. Right now we're running off the PS246.
The cab is fully wired and playable, so with my short term leave happening, I can at least know, Soul Calibur 2 is ready to go as it stands!
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