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So the -11/-12 seems to be the indicator. For testing I also swapped over the g-net bios to a -11 ZN-2 capcom motherboard and it worked with rc de go. From comparing the 2, I saw one sram was a different brand. Swapping that over did not change anything. So the difference must be somewhere else.

It is the big number next to the zn-2 silkscreen

From my limited sample of ZN-2 boards. 1-665-825-11 with blue DIP switches will run RC de Go. 1-665-825-12 with orange DIP switches will not run it.

Afaik, Coolboarders only uses the additional audio on the rom board for the announcer.

It might be a challenge as it expects one pot for throttle/brake but it will be really great as a racing controller for other racing games that require separate pots for throttle and brake.

Yes, I will share the file on printables soon. In the meantime I will send you the file.

Looks like a repro pcb, so most probably not an original rom board.

My readings, Gundam Stick, no Op Amp, no resistors but with a 3D printed restrictor based on nems measurements. Feels good. Played a lot on a friends original and dont feel any difference. Plays great with this setup. Managed a flawless clear which gives you the 3 extra stages on normal for the...

M4, 6mm Button Head

Working on a new banana. Looks nicer than the old one. New banana on the left. Printed in one piece.

Controls will not work through the supergun and Saturn uses a decoder fir the signals as far as I remember, so you would have to directly wire the 2 pots in the controller to the G-Net PCB.

I can print one for you if you want.

This is a common problem on m92. Fortunately an easy fix!

Also a C64 & Amiga kid. Welcome!

Still using Fusion 360 and loving it.

I use the bambu stuff. When you order 6 rolls you get a big discount and once you have a few spools, you can get the refills which are even cheaper.

On the JST 1 - 12V 2 - From Output pin on IO via custom Amp 18 3 - To IO via regular Amp 12 4 - GND

Yes, I can make some mire pics later.

Yes, that is what I did. Also took the 12V from there.