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--- arcade:adaptor_plates [2023/11/28 23:09] – [Sega] NFG
+++ arcade:adaptor_plates [2023/12/01 23:34] (current) – NFG
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 You can have a look at the panels and sticks on these pages:
   * [[arcade:joystick_mechs|Joystick Mechanisms]]
-  * [[arcade:joysticks_control_panels|Joysticks & Control Panels]]
+  * [[arcade:control_panels|Joysticks in Control Panels]]
 ==== SNK ====
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 Several sizes of plates will fit here.  The two important dimensions are 96mm for the mounting screws, and 10mm depth.  You should also make sure the central hole fits your stick, but anything over 21mm should do.
-==== Sega ====
+==== Sega City Mount v1 ====
 Sega used this panel mount for their Aero and Astro City cabinets, as well as the [[controls:virtuastickpro|Sega Virtua Stick Pro]].  Two 96mm spaced screws and a 14mm rise.
 {{:arcade:sega_adaptor_plate-sr.png?400|Seimitsu Regular Adaptor Plate}} {{:arcade:sega_adaptor_plate-ss.png?400|Seimitsu Small Adaptor Plate}}
-{{ :arcade:sega_adaptor_plate.png?400 |Sega Joystick Adaptor Plate (Sanwa)}}
+{{ :arcade:sanwa_jlf-p-1s_plate.png?400 |Sega Joystick Adaptor Plate (Sanwa)}}
+The Sanwa JLF-P-1S plate is still sold by Sanwa.
+==== Sega City Mount v2 ====
+This mount was used on the Sega cabinets that followed the New Astro City.  It's much smaller than the City mount, with two 65mm screws and a 6mm depth.  Seimitsu makes 3 adaptor plates to fit this mount.
+{{:arcade:seimitsu-vfbase.png?400|Seimitsu VF Base Adaptor Plate}} {{:arcade:seimitsu-sebases.png?400|Seimitsu SE Base Adaptor Plate}}
+The VF and SE Base plates both use countersunk screw, and will mount flush when installed.  The All in One plate below does not use countersunk screws and will sit .8mm (the height of the screw head) away from the panel mount.
-Note that some Seimitsu sticks use a 50mm pattern.