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Can't seem to get in touch with Mike. But I notice that there is an ST M48Z12-200PC1 chip that looks like it may be the culprit. It's a 16k lithium battery backed SRAM. Looks like this would be the replacement part... Given the age of how long I've had it, looks like the battery may have...

So what are the wooden dowels used for?

My carpentry skills suck... and although I have a router, I've never used it. I redid a Tempest Cabaret's woodgrain years back with a thick vinyl sheet. It was a breeze. No idea where I got the stuff though, and I just want a black matte for this project. Reply from TOG: Hey Dave...

Just ease of application.

Basically looking to do the same thing as this person was... https://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=89834 I contacted ThisOldGame and he said the manufacturer he used had recently quit making what he used and he'd not found a good replacement yet. Anyone have any ideas where to look?

Any idea how to get in touch with Mike? I mean, the kit has worked brilliantly since I got it years and years ago. I'd just like to get it working again!

I have a Rev 2.54 96-1 Multipac. Lately it's been reverting back to it's initial state (losing all of my game settings and scores). Any ideas on what could be causing this? Would it be something in the kit going bad or the actual gameboard? Any pointers on where I should start looking?

Just picked up a Turbo upright that I knew needed repair. First order of business is a cap kit - but not sure which monitor it has in it. There's a paper on the side of the cabinet that says Nanao 20" but no model number. I took some pics and have them posted here (and attached a pic of what...

Odd thing about this board... Take a look at C101, C102, C103. They look original - or if anyone ever replaced them it was well done.

Checked the site - but don't see my board listed. It's an A082-90420-B000. Will one of your kits work for that one? I saw the one for the 90400 that had 6 caps... My board has 3. Gonna need the header pins and connectors too... LOL!

Here's a photo - although not the best.

Just picked up a Galaga (S/N 516). Suprisingly the harness appears to be intact. I want to rebuild the original PS rather than wire in a switcher. I know Bob Roberts sells a kit - but it seems he's been backlogged for a while. Does anyone have a Newark/Mouser/Digikey parts list of what I'd...

I'm looking for a Tempest Cabaret and/or Clay Cowgill's multigame for it (with Vector Breakout). I'm in Leonardtown, MD. I'm more interested in the condition of the cabinet than the electronics. I'm decent at repairing the electronics but not so handy with the power tools... So I'd consider a...

I didn't think it was an especially good deal at $400, but the fact they listed it as "Antique" cracked me up... They also mentioned "console video game". I don't know of any "console" games I'd pay that much for, LOL. http://baltimore.craigslist.org/vgm/1883956637.html

I know the routine... unfortunately. Drink lots of water, alka-seltzer, straight shots of lemon juice, and magnesium supplements. If it lands in a spot where it isn't bothering me, I'll be there. How late before most people call it a day? Hope their air conditioning is working good...

I hope to still make it - but it's not looking good. Dealing with a kidney stone that appeared last night, and just hoping I don't end up in the hospital again this time.

I'm working on restoring a Gyruss and have taken apart the joystick and cleaned it up as best possible. Now I'm wondering what to use to lubricate things - hopefully something that won't collect dirt, and hopefully will last a while.

Was the original dust cover on a Monroe joystick in a Gyruss made out of a soft leather type material? Also, was it just on the stick loosely or was it glued to the underside of the control panel? Is there anywhere that sells replacements?

Went and picked up the TV last night... TV: Zenith SMS1943S Tube: G-A48ACB02X Yoke Readings: Horizontal (Red/Blue): 2.1 Vertical (Grey/White): 8.6 Yoke Readings taken with a Fluke 87 DMM. Looks like this has a good chance of being a drop in replacement for a k4600? BTW, how can you tell the...

Yeah, that would be me... Count me in, even if it does mean getting up before 10am on a Saturday!