Recent content by Sampson

This is all gone, trying to mark as sold.

Some parts from a vs dual system I parted out a while back. Make offer if interested.

I'll take one. Tried to PM you, but couldn't for some reason...

I'm selling the last of my Vs, Dual parts. Wiring Harness $15 Control panels without buttons $10 for both Power supply $15 Complete coin doors $10 Sanyo EX 20 monitor working $90 Sanyo EZ 20 monitor not working, tube has red light on in back - $15 2 joysticks $15 each Metal housing for PCB $10...

Sorry gun spoken for... I need some help here, Should the ROMS disconnect form the PCB on this thing? They don't seem to want to come off, and I don't want to break anything! Any tips?

Sorry I haven't responded to PM's, on my other forums I get emailed, I must not have clicked that option when signing up here. I'll get back to everyone later tonight. -Steve

No, the goonies Marquee is not in good shape at all. Its taped to the back of a piece of glass, and it doesn't quite fit, so the extra is filled in with electrical tape. I'll take some more pics later.

Thanks for the advice everyone. I will check the B+ voltage sometime soon, found a video tutorial, but need to get the sound on my computer working so I can watch it!

Goonies works, but since the Duck hunt monitor is broken, I only know that the game comes up on the other monitor when I switch cables in back. I don't know if the gun works, however...

I don't think restoring this is worth it. It was going to be my first restore, but all the angles of the cabinet will make it pretty hard to do. I'm basically just trying to recoup some of the money I spent. I'll probably keep the monitors, but I have the feeling that the only other...

Hmmmm, the voltage on the famale receptacles for the monitors are 108.8 (right nonworking monitor) and 109.5 (left working monitor). The left side does work at this voltage, however. All transformers I could see on the monitor boards looked intact. The capacitors look intact as well. This...

OK, the fuse is intact. The receptacle is showing 110 volts. I was wrong about the sound, when the unit is powered up, there is a hum that comes from the pictureless monitor, and the speakers hum as well. Any other ideas? "Could be a bad HOT, VR, flyback, etc." Could you say that in laymans...