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Any idea what is going on here? Can't adjust it out with the pots. Picture was fine last time I powered it up.

Sorry to hear, man. Hope your friend is better soon and your life gets back to normal.

no specific band, but this is my current arcade playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/22pnphvkbah2hhyn4m25aweby/playlist/3julA9rIcCVnGlZpOUkwKS primarily new wave, post punk, goth, metal, and select 80s hits

got a panavise 324 for $15 when radioshack was clearing them out. one of the best tool purchases i've ever made in this hobby! you definitely need to buy a longer arm for it to make it maximally useful though. they come in all different lengths and are pretty cheap.

mini please

1979 Asteroids, Genie, Space Invaders (pinball) 1994 Street Slam Outside of the Neo Geo and Judge Dredd pin I think all my games are '79-'83

Surprised to see a Famicom in there....nice score!

came from an old op's clean out

did you remove the two big cement resistors as andy recommended?

have a feeling the metal panel might be a bit too pricey, but the CPO most definitely is needed.

was splatterhouse formerly a gorf? edit: hm, guess not after checking google. what was that cabinet in a previous life?

the shafts of the stick get worn, and the housing it mates with gets worn as well. i don't have a picture of the housing, but the shaft is supposed to fit into a round hole. they get worn into an elongated pill shape over time. the picture of the shaft shows a groove worn into the shaft that...

anything ever come of this? i have a turbo mini now and would love to find a way to retrofit the tach somehow.

nope, no need to remove whole monitor, you've got it. be sure to reflow the solder on those header pins while you have the board out. i also like to remove the two big cement resistors and solder a piece of heavy gauge wire in their place, but that's up to you.

you didn't mention the low data byte error before. bad bit slicer and/or socket(s). have someone watch the picture while you reach thru the coindoor and press on the bit slicers. if your missing images return, i'd guess bad socket.

only ever played this a million years ago in mame. had no idea how cool it looked with the overlay and everything. great looking game for sure!

turbo mini added and updated

did you replace VR1? that is the -15 volt regulator which is part of the vector generation section of the pcb....

discharge tool attaches to the ring on the end of the 1 Mohm resistor pack, then the resistor pack attaches to the frame of the monitor. i've been hearing debate for the last 10 years that doing this is or isn't necessary, but it's cheap and takes 2 seconds to do it, so i do it.

this is what i use to discharge vectors, in line with my standard discharging tool (aka a screwdriver and jumper wire). 10 100k ohm resistors in series housed in an empty magic marker tube.