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    "text": "Sonic 2 is finally in it's cabinet!\n(and I finally get my workbench back lol)\n\nMore info in the alts text as always.\n#arcade #sega #sonic",
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          "alt": "A Sega Genesis with a copy of Sonic 2 installed into an arcade cabinet using a custom adapter. \n\nPretty big milestone! All that's left to do now is to finish the art kit, build out the control panel, and get the monitor bezel/shround taken care of.",
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          "alt": "A similar picture as before, however the Sega logo with a white background is displayed on the arcade monitor.\n\nUnfortunately this CRT monitor seems a bit tired. The image it produces isn't very bright and tuning the image adjustments won't make it any brighter. :(\n\nThis can be caused by aging capacitors on the CRT's circuit board; called a chassis. However this monitor's chassis has already had new capacitors installed.\n\nWhen powering on this machine, I noticed that it took a while before an image would appear. This is a good indication that the electron guns inside of the picture tube are exhausted. A special device called a \"rejuvenator\" might be able to resuscitate them.",
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          "alt": "A close up of a custom \"bodge\" circuit board, made from a simple project PCB that's been cut down to size. It's plugged into the audio/video connector of another custom circuit board, this one manufactured and called a Genesis Jam. It allows a Sega Genesis to be connected to an arcade cabinet through the JAMMA wiring standard.\n\nIt's been awhile since I've made a bodge board, but as mentioned in a previous post I wanted to add some resistors in line of the color circuits coming out of the Genesis. I figured that some potentiometers would be best suited as they can let me tune the color values.",
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