Ninja Baseball Bat Man Dip Switches

[celerystalker]

I just ordered a Ninja Baseball Bat Man pcb that I'll run sometimes in my Sunset Riders cabinet. My question is, is anyone familiar with what size auxiliary harnesses would be used for players 3 & 4. Konami boards use a 15 pin, Wrestlefest uses a 9 pin. The picture of the pcb looks like probably a 9 pin, but I can't quite make it out. Anybody know? If it's something different, I want to get a head start on making it so I don't waste $25 on what I can make for a buck.

Edit: playing around with this, but I can't find a manual scan online. Anyone know where I can find a complete manual or dip switch settings for the actual Irem board? I want to put it on free play so I don't have to keep coining up.

[celerystalker]

Got this board in today, and it turns out it is in fact a basic 9 pin molex kick harness exactly like Wrestlefest and US Championship V'ball use, so I can use the harnesses I made for Wrestlefest. Making them was so much cheaper. Cost me about $1.

I do have to say it's a remarkably fun game. I read about it a few years ago and it really piqued my interest as a beat'em up fan who collected a lot of baseball cards as a kid. I don't do any emulating, so getting an official pcb (which was a challenge) was my first chance to really give it a try, and so far I love it, especially for a game I don't have any sentimental attachment to... it's just nicely fast and colorful, though I have to tinker with the dip switch banks to find out how to put it on free play so I don't have to coin it up all the time. I don't see it taking over my Sunset Riders cabinet for an extended period, but it'll make for a great swap out from time to time.