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I'm thinking its too specialized.

This is mostly my thoughts just wondering if anybody can share some experience's. I guess you can always find someone to repair power supplies or monitor's

Arcade business not busine typo or ran out of title space

Anybody got pcb's / game boards repaired by electronic techs not in the arcade busine As above has anybody paid someone to repair game boards that isn't in the arcade business. There's a lot of tv, phone, circuit board repairer's out there that aren't in the arcade scene do they do a good job...

Sorry. Its for daytona 2 and its the input output board for the steering force feedback. Any model 3 game has the same board just need to change the rom. Has 2x 7 segment displays on it I will put up a pic when I get home.

As above i'm after a working model 3 i/o board the one with the segment display on it. Thanks a lot[emoji4]

Really that bad?

thanks Scott got my tee's this week awesome tee's they are great quality. thanks alot.

must be working

after a nos stargat playfield anybody got one?

hi jeff i read the other thread seems like we must be the only turkey shoot owners in the world which is cool but doesn't really help us. can you confirm that you have tried a new set of roms on both the boards? my roms layout is the same as yours with rom 18 soldered in. i've moved the ram...

hi i just got a turkey shoot with the same problem have you resolved your fault?

T2 shooting top left answer i guys had another crack at this problem found that replacing the U1 chip brought the guns back to life i also replaced the bridge rectifier to fix the coils not working AT ALL i assumed that the coils shorted and damaged the dioide. after all that i'm still having...

hi i have the same problem i relise that this treads a bit old, how did you resolve the problem? i have two t2 machines so i swapped driver boards from one to the other its definitely a problem with the board has any body figured out a cause for this?