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I've heard of it but never seen a photo of it before. Interesting that Taito were selling it.

Amplifone deflection boards are fairly easy to come across but it's you don't see too many HV units come up for sale. Many of them probably have faulty flybacks but you still don't even come across faulty ones. Just curious?

Are there any numbers on the transformer? Should be a 5 digit number starting with 94xxx, 95xxx, etc

Have you tried putting the game into self test mode? One of the ram chips on my game went faulty and the self test was able to pick this up.

Are there any part numbers on the transformer or underside of the PCB? thanks

The board numbers and Roms look like Fun Games Biplane

There is a Duck Hunt parts catalog on ebay at present.

Info and parts for this game are pretty difficult to come by. I can probably help out with the electronics side of things if you get stuck. There is also a good section on Pinside for EM arcade games. The gun has a light in it which shines onto a photocell located in the centre of each...

This game uses photocells to detect a hit so its possible that one of them is faulty (or the photocell board). You can normally measure the resistance of the cell both in the dark and light then compare it to a working photocell. For the sound board, perhaps yours is faulty or needs recapping?

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Hi Kevin, I haven't seen this exact problem but have a couple of ideas where to start. There is a resistor directly underneath the Penalty relays which like to burn out. I've seen this burn out on a couple of Moto Champs. I remember that the Game Over light wouldn't activate (plus a few other...

You could try moving the 2901's around on the Aux board and see if the fault changes. For the sound issue, I'm thinking maybe the Pokey.

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Replacement cables are available from: https://goldenagearcadeparts.com/atari-interconnect-cable-for-battlezone-red-baron-or-tempest-games/ To get the old pins out I use a small metal pick. In the small rectangular slot for each pin, you push down the metal tang and then slide the old pin out...

Looking for the outer gimbal and linkages for a Red Baron joystick. TIA

If you still have the power supply, amp, wiring, etc., would you be able to post a photo of these?

Be great to see one of these running. Which version of the game do you have? Is it the later one which appears to be made of logs? Is there any part numbers on both the transmitter and receiver optos?