Recent content by cdigitaldetroit

Hah! I worked at RPS to right out of high school as well. Our location was the same... I'm pretty sure they were bought out by FedEx. I remember all of our trucks had "RPS an FDX Company" stickers all over.

If I remember correctly, you are correct. I'm fairly the only difference in the cards is the artwork. I'll have to dig around, but I may still have a spare card reader.

I've used the LCD upgrade on most of my sega rear projections at work (Confidential Mission, Maze of Kings, 18 Wheeler). They work well with no issues. It is fairly easy to install as well.

It might take a few days, but I can geta picture for you.

I just replaced one on a World Poker Tour. Almost $200 from my distributor. I priced the stern led out and and it was going to be over $600.

I would, but the motherboard in mine recently died. On mine: when you open the back of the game there are a couple of boards mounted to the underside of the control panel. The games ATX power supply needs to be connected in 2 seperate places in this area. One is directly to one of the boards...

Like he said, that one will work. Just buy the length you need. If your game just has the binding posts (screws) on the power supply side: cut the end off this cord and strip the wires.

Thats actually not a bad price for a non - knock off. Plus I didn't have to pay for it...

I've replaced the video card in mine with an ATI Radeon 9800 Pro. ATI part# 109-A07500-00. This model has the 128MB of ram, but I'm sure the 256 will work as well. It just needs to have the same chipset.

I've used the RS one for years without any major issue. I have chewed up a board or two though. I think that has been because of the angle that I've had to hold it. It is a bit culmsy. I currently use this one that happ sells: http://na.suzohapp.com/tools/92075900.htm. It works great and I've...

Most plumbing flux is acid based, even if it doesn't outright say that it is.

If you would like, I can host them. At least until you find something more suitable.

Lamps first, starters second, balast third. Technically it's recomended to replace the starter at the same time as the lamp. In the real world that does not matter much. Any reputable light bulb supplier should be able to get you both the starter and the ballast. You could also just convert it...

I think he meant to try the monitor with a different gameboard (video source).

Is there any type of coin switch / opto? It would be up by where the coin comes in. If there is, I would check that first. Although those mics do sense the sound of the coins, they are used to tell the hopper to run so that it can count the coins and then payout tickets / coins based. The game...