Recent content by MKL2002

Stupid me...I checked better and the info IS in the manual (p.52): pin 2 to center lug (wiper) of pot pin 1 and 4 to side lugs of pot The manual doesn't say anything about the pot rate but I'm pretty sure it's 5k. Anyway, I noticed another thing: according to the manual the 4-pin connector at...

Hi all, been a long time since I last posted here...anyway, I just got hold of a Smash TV boardset that works OK but needs a pot as volume control (I think this is a common feature of many Williams/Midway games). I've searched the RGVAC archives and found conflicting statements about both the...

Originally posted by Rigel: [b] <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">It's fuses, not transistors... If you're using a pc psu, then fuses are a good thing (actually they're ALWAYS a good thing): insert a 10A fuse in the +5v line and a 2A in the +12v line. The -5v line needs no...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I totally agree, it's quite pointless and I'll never join it... <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I remind you that 70% of arcade games are not dedicated so there's no cab to be preserved... It's starting to be annoying...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Probably that's because you're exclusively into early 80's games, in which case you're right: those dedicated cabs can only be considered as a whole. But you know, different people are into different games... If one happens to love later games...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Oh man, man... To begin with, you should know that Jamma games that only came as conversion kits are by definition "board only" games...If I had, say, a Gunforce PCB installed in a generic cab, I'd have no other choice but list it as "board...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">They're ceramic disc capacitors.

GWTrading don't have in stock all the games listed on their site: the actual list is at best 1/10 of that...

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Many will do if you're willing to pay actual shipping = an awful lot of money... www.tntamusements.com have a fairly wide range of original machines and they do ship worldwide... As for Arcadiabay, I don't think they sell full size machines...

MK is jamma+ because of its 5 buttons per player, whereas jamma only allows 3 per player... There must be a secondary connector on the board for the 4 exceeding buttons...

$46 actually...$30 the top button stick and $127 the spinner... But I didn't ask where to find it... Thanks, anyway...

I have the PCB but not the optical paddles (that you twist to rotate the gun and press to fire), which are very hard to find. I have thought of the following alternatives: 1) A rotary optical joystick (for 8-way movements as well as gun rotation) and a normal pushbutton (to fire). Gameplay...

I just want to add one thing: Emulators are an invaluable tool for hi-score purposes. Holding a record on a certain coin-op means nothing nowadays. For obvious reasons: very few people own the original machine and they are not necessarily the best players around. Furthermore, according to Twin...

Crazy Climber.