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Atari System 1 Indiana Jones Marble Madness Peter Pack Rat Road Blasters Road Runner

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I see post #6 replied that they believe they're not the same boxes and post #21 the KLOV user seems confident that these are all the same boxes. I don't see any other replies about it. #6 https://forums.arcade-museum.com/showpost.php?p=3557409&postcount=6 #21...

Do you have the dimensions of them? Post #21 in the red tent repro thread says they are the exact same boxes. It would be nice to let takeman know if they aren't the same. He will have these ready soon.

https://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=398909

The 500 Superior Performance Products is the brand name that Atari used on most of its racing games. Even the 4 spoke Pole Position wheel has "The 500" brand name stamped on it. You can still buy wheels brand new just make sure it has the 3 hole mount bolt pattern and is the correct diameter to...

The steering wheel is from Atari's first racing games Gran Trak etc. They stopped using it during Night Driver production.

From a wall game probably Fowl Play

Marquee glass size 48" x 8.5" x 1/8" Monitor glass size 48" x 24.5" x 1/4"

Now that i see the pics of that Indy PCB I think that one is the Namco compact system 1 hardware for a cocktail and you have the Namco cockpit version board for Roadblasters and not a bootleg. I think the pinout might be the standard Namco (Galaga).

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It's a bootleg pcb so the pinouts aren't the same as the original Sys1 boardset.

I had issues similar to this with 800x600 and higher games. i think the fix was replacing the memory. It maybe needed 1gb or 512? and i had old 2x512/256 sticks that were causing the problems but i can't remember exactly it was years ago.

You need to show the other end of those wires. Roadblasters came with two different wiring setups from the factory, the older has an Atari power brick with 2 big blues and an ARIII with volume pot. The newer version has a switching psu with the A043661 audio board. A lot of the older...

It only has two subwoofers mounted in the bottom monitor cabinet from the factory and two 3 way speakers mounted in the top marquee cabinet. I'm not sure if the subwoofers on the bottom are 4 ohm or 8 ohm. Happ only sells a 6.5" 4 ohm speaker as a replacement, Part # 5555-16059-00. The GH...

Vector Labs switcher for Donkey Kong, DK Jr., and DK 3 machines. Comes with 3 adapters so you can run all 3 boards in 1 cab. Entire kit cost $250 from Vector Labs. $85 for main switcher and $55 each for the three adapters. http://www.vector-labs.com/index_dk.html $200 shipped CONUS.

I'll take one for location use. My pp2 runs 16hrs a day i can't wait for a brand new pcb.

My replacement is working perfect. I'm getting two more made after the new year, my friend is making them for me at the shop for free. If i order 20 parts they will be over $100 each. i told him that's probably too expensive for the market and i wouldn't be interested in doing a large order.

The original piece weighs 120 grams and the aluminum replacement is 800 grams. I don't think the added weight really matters, the piece is stationary on the control panel. I'm traveling abroad so it'll be a few weeks until i can get a quote. I'm guessing they will cost at least $50.

I've had two of them crack during the past 18 months and my last good spare had a crack starting on it so i had a friend machine a replacement out of aluminum. I'm testing it on location this week and everything seems to be perfect so far. I'm not sure what they will cost but can get a quote if...