Recent content by wildmanaaron

I have a nice original Pac-Man control panel that I would sell. $30 plus the ride.

I had taken some pictures of some old games that are in an old warehouse not too far from my house recently. This red cabinet is nothing I have ever seen before. Is this some universal type cabinet or something. I did notice that the board is supposedly for Overdrive by Konami but I don't think...

One thing I have found successful to use is actually from Harbor Freight or any similiar cheap China tool manufacturer, a UNIBIT. It will usually keep cutting until the whole lock is just about gone.

Anyone need anything?

I am interested in the board, bezel, and the marquee if they are in near mint shape. Also do you have the little adaptor that fits on the board with it?

Yeah there were several I wanted to get but I ran out of room to store them and kind of lost interest for awhile. I remember seeing the Escape Game. The coke machine is gone now. I got the Turbo game from the barn and the last Pac-Man cabinet to strip out. I will probably go back and get the...

Are these the same boards sold by this company: http://www.excellentcom.net/e/ptxwebstore_default_home.asp

Alot of people have bought from him I believe. I was trying to keep it a secret for awhile because I ran out of space. Have you been to his barn by his house? A guy from an arcade in Hickory Hollow Mall bought some things out of there. There's not much left in the barn.

I sure would. How does $30 shipped to your door sound, complete with joysticks, wiring, etc? I accept PayPal payments at wildmanaaron at hotmail.com I would take that for any of the control panels that I have on the games listed above.

It's says Konami on some of the roms on the PCB, that's all I could tell. Weird looking cabinet!

I have read to use rubbing alcohol, a toothbrush, and blot the dirt. Also some gentle compressed air as long as it isn't too wet.

I have a few arcade games,cabinets that I am parting out if anyone needs anything. All of these are in an old warehouse that some kids broke into and destroyed much of the contents. There is no electricity and everything is sold as is and untested! Here is what is left that I thought someone...

I am so glad the forums have been updated to this newer look! After people get used to the changes I think most everyone will agree as well!

Re: Help Needed Nanao MC-2000-S Monitor-After Cap Kit. There is a link to the monitor on the first page of this thread. Page 45 shows the schematic diagram. This diode is in the right hand lower part of the drawing. All help is greatly appreciated!!

Re: Help Needed Nanao MC-2000-S Monitor-After Cap Kit. Would that diode cause any major problems if its bad? I will finish checking the caps out of circuit tomorrow and post the results. Other than a cap being bad I am stumped. I just don't understand why I had a thin full colored vertical...