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Temptation is a powerful thing.... :-)

$900 - Atari Centipede, 1981, restored to original condition. The monitor, an Electrohome G07-CBO, has been recapped and looks sharp. The trackball has been cleaned, repaired, and reinstalled and plays flawlessly. The control panel was ground down to bare metal and recovered with a quality...

Good day, KLOVers! I'm selling off an Atari S.T.U.N. Runner sit-down arcade game. It has a strong 20" color monitor, clear sound, and a very nice cabinet. I also rebuilt the Atari X-controller with new gears, stops, and trigger switches. This game comes out of my home arcade, and has been well...

So, you need to chase some wires, but if you're patient and have the schematic, you can narrow it down. EMs are pure "state" machines. State is set when the ball is in play. Once the ball is drained, there should be a "click" in the cabinet, somewhere in the bottom, that trips the relay for...

Sharpie cap, or other pen cap - I keep a bunch around - they work like a charm. One cannot press too hard - just enough to set the cap on the bulb, push and turn.

I don't think that'd work in any dimension - the gun is too small and flimsy, and there's nothing in it you can use. The arcade game uses an oversized joystick base with two pots and a board to read the position of the weapon, with a wiring jack that runs through the pistol grip for ground...

Silent Scope Rifle LCD Likely, none of these soltuions will work, or are workable. Why? The Silent Scope rifle LCD is about 2.5", and takes in a 15KHz signal through an RGB input. Even if you find a suitable TFT matrix screen that will fit, you won't easily find one that takes in RGB, if at...