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Would you all throw a bid at this one... I could get it myself and save shipping! and how much would you throw at it? Gauntlet on Ebay

and to think when we were kids we used to swallow gum too. you didnt per-chance eat that piece after your fix up did you?

If I understand correctly now... a jamma board can replace an original PCB... and can also be universal? So now my question is...... since I am in the infancy of arcade restoration... Would I be better in the long run keeping up and fixing say an original PCB.. or just replacing it with a jamma...

Great video from that site you posted! http://www.hobbyroms.com/downloads/Arcades.zip

Someone else mentioned to me that they could be made? How is that done?

I was wondering.. if I take some of the chips off of the PCB that say mrs pac-man.. would i be able to turn it into its original Pac-Man game... or would I have to remove some chips and replace with pac-man chips? By the way on the board it says "PACKMAN GAME LOGIC BOARD" This tells me its...

I was curious... if anyone has a link to or knows where I can find information about the production numbers for some/all arcade games... just curious.

I was curious... if anyone has a link to or knows where I can find information about the production numbers for some/all arcade games... just curious..

I would consider giving away ms pac-man or centipede if someone in my area would come help me/teach me ... give me a crash course in arcade game repair. .. Not that I have given up hope yet... in just a few weeks.. but I really dont know where to start.. Kinda lost ...

If I think my centipede monitor works.. because it is has a white screen lit... then can i swap the galaxian PCB into that cabinet just to see if the galaxian PCB works... or will the centipede electronics fry the galaxian PCB.. is there any reason I cant test it this way? thx again

Which of the 3 would you try to fix first? non of them work: Galaxian Centipede after some digging... it seems that its a mrs pac-man game in a pacman cabinet? strange!

I am the guy with the non-working classics.. but I did get some useful info from your post.. thx tbbk...

nice I didnt realize the fuses were the same ones as off the shelf

Thats a sweet loft. !!! Some nice classics there.. LOL at the last picture How long did it take you to collect all those games.. and if you dont mind me asking... how did you acquire most of them?

is there say a list or order of operations to find out if a PCB is working properly. Just trying to figure out if/how I can test my PCB's. Is there any special equipment needed? Also what would you all say is a good tool list to get together for working on arcade games?

Awesome .. thanks flamebero and osver one more question I had seen in those flow charts.. It might be a blown fuse... where can i get those fuses.. or do they come in the cap kit ? then onto my very first arcade project Also can I check these voltages with an ordinary multi-meter?

Hey we should get together... if I come out to rochester sometime.. could you give a crash course on arcade game maintenance?

I was thinking of buying a cap kit and trying to see it it might be an inexpensive $10 solution to a possible monitor problem.. 1 question ... the packaging from arcadeshop ..does it include directions? Is that what I can see in the picture? and how difficult is it to perform this procedure...

If I need to replace a monitor on my game... is it like restoring an old car... the more original parts the better? whats the benefits of using a computer monitor other than resolution .. is all i can imagine.. So what is the consus on a replacement monitor?

Im not sure what you mean when you say download mame32?.. without what ROMS do you mean? Sorry I am good at computers but arcade games is new to me