Here is my Sega Aero
Table. I have lusted after one of these
for a long time. When one finally came
up for sale I couldn’t resist, despite space issues! I set off to collect the cab and the hired
van broke down after about 10 miles, not the best start. The next day I tried again with a new
van. It was an epic nine hour round
trip, but well worth it!
The cabinet has
been totally refurbished by a previous owner and the shell powder coated. The cabinet is extremely solid and well built.
The monitor is a
MS8-26SE with no noticeable burn.
Monitor adjustment is carried out on the chassis – no remote board
here! The monitor can be tated. Interestingly the monitor frame is different
to that of an Aero
City , being more square
shape.
To Do
1. The metal side
art decals are in poor condition – fabricate a new set.
2. Find the
elusive speaker pod and marquee holder. For
some reason quite a few of these cabinets are missing them.
3. Lightly clean
monitor tube and chassis with an air duster and anti-static brush.
The Games
I’m planning on
using this as a horizontal cab for my older classics and horizontal Cave
shooters.
I currently have
PVG Tech/Hanaho Taito Gameroom Classics multi-game PCB installed in the cab. The
board came with a 20 game SD card, and includes some of my all time favourites
including Bubble Bobble, Rainbow
Islands and The
Newzealand Story. The small compact size
of the board is perfect for this cab as PCB space is pretty tight.
Many thanks once
again to AeroCityMayor / Ralph for the cab and for letting me have a few
credits in his awesome games room.
dam that cabinet is a thing of beauty ..you shoukd really think of making some vids of your cabinets ..
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