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I looked at a Mr. Do! for sale yesterday in a conversion cab. The seller did not know what the original cab was, and I don't recognize the bezel art. The cabinet itself is completely painted black and I could find no identifying plates or other clues inside or out. The Mr Do! marquee is not the...

http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/tag/660756719.html Hell, at that price I'll take three!

The power cord on my recently acquired and re-capped Donkey Kong is frayed at a couple of spots, so I am replacing it. Any thing specific I should be cautious of? It seems pretty straight forward, but as a newbie to VG repair I thought I'd ask first. Thanks.

Endless thanks to jimmyjet for coming over to help me with my first cap kit and Bob Roberts for supplying them. Before and after pictures for the monitor results: The sound was 50% static, when it worked at all, and now is crystal clear. Now its on to the missing side art, scratched bezel...

Not that I plan on having this problem anytime soon, but I was curious. For those of you with a large, working collection, what sort of power requirements do you have for your game room? I assume a regular 15 amp residential outlet won't power more that two or three games. Am I wrong? How many...

I've recently posted about a Donkey Kong game I purchased. It seems clear that it needs a monitor and sound cap kit. Having no EE experience I am reluctant to start playing with soldering irons on my monitor and sound board, but I'm very willing to learn. Any VG techs out there in West Michigan...

After buying a Defender in 1995 I finally got around to buying my second game (technically two is a collection, right? ) The new game is Donkey Kong. Probably my favorite game from that era. It is in decent shape, runs well, but needs side art, new bezel, some T-Molding, Cap kit, and I think, a...