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--- arcade:control_panels [2023/11/28 21:46] – NFG
+++ arcade:control_panels [2023/12/24 21:06] (current) – [Sega Aero/Astro City v1 Panel Mount] NFG
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 ===== Joysticks in Control Panels =====
 This page lists the mounts for joysticks in Japanese arcade cabinets.  Each manufacturer and each generation of cabinet could mix things up, depending on the trends of the day.
+Sega's Aero and Astro City cabs used the same mount, which was very similar to the one used in SNK's Candy cabs.  From the Blast City onward, Sega used a mount that was compatible with other many other cabs until Taito's Vewlix changed it again.
 ==== SNK Super Neo 29 Candy ====
-It's likely that this panel's configuration is the same across many of the SNK panels.  It is not yet confirmed, so for now it's accurate for this panel only.
+It's likely that this panel's configuration is the same across many of the SNK cabs.  It is not yet confirmed, so for now it's accurate for this cab only.
 {{:arcade:neocandypanelmount.png?400|}}
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     * The **depth is different** however: The Sega plate is 14mm, the SNK plate is 10mm.
-==== Sega Aero/Astro City Panel ====
+==== Sega Aero/Astro City v1 Panel Mount ====
-The first two candy-style cabs from Sega used a 96mm mount that was 14mm deep, bringing (mostly Seimitsu) mechs right up to the panel bottom.
+The first two candy-style cabs, Aero City and (New) Astro City from Sega used a 96mm mount, the same as the [[arcade:control_panels#snk_super_neo_29_candy|SNK panel]] above, but 14mm deep instead of 10mm.  Sega's Saturn controller, the [[controls:virtuastickpro|Virtua Stick Pro]] used the same panel and mounts.
+{{ :arcade:sega_panel_mount_v1.png?400 |Sega Astro City v1 Panel Mount}}
+Because of the variable space between each side of the panel mount, 75mm should be considered a maximum adaptor size.
-Seimitsu no longer makes this plate, but Sanwa still sells their JLF-P-1S adaptor plate for JLF sticks.
+Seimitsu no longer makes an adaptor for this mount.  Sanwa still sells their **JLF-P-1S**
+ adaptor plate for JLF sticks.
-==== Sega *City VF Panel ====
+==== Sega *City VF v2 Panel ====
-While the Aero and Astro City panels use a large 95mm spacing for their mounts, the VF panels found in later cabs use a much smaller 65mm.  Because of the much smaller span there's no longer space to use the 14mm-deep adaptor plate that brings the stick mechanism closer to the panel.
+While the Aero and Astro City panels use a large 95mm spacing for their mounts, the v2 panels found in later cabs use a much smaller 65mm spacing.  Because of the much smaller span there's no longer space to use the 14mm-deep adaptor plate that brings the stick mechanism closer to the panel.
 {{ :arcade:segavfpanelmount.png?400 |Sega VF Panel Mount}}
 Sanwa JLF sticks will mount directly, using the two opposed screw mounts.  Seimitsu sticks will require either the VF Base, SE Base P=40, or their All-In-One plate.