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I yanked apart a N64 aftermarket arcade stick to use on a JAMMA box I am building. It has 3 wires. Power, Ground and Serial Data. I dont know how PSX controllers are but I would imagine they would do something similar or at least be mulitplexed. NES controllers have 5 wires, Power, Ground...

Re: Putting an Electrohome G07-CBO monitor in a Tron upright Im not sure if Tron uses Positive or Negative sync. If you have the wrong kind of sync, you get all kinds of funk on the screen. I had that problem on a Centipede earlier this week. Seems to me that your boardset may not be...

Very nice scouting report there. Lots of cool classic games. I love going to arcades that have a lot of classics. Playing all of those wonderful games is one of the things that makes me truly feel alive. I wish there were more arcades around here. Hell, I wish there were arcades around here...

Yes, that would be great. I wont be able to work on the machine until at least Monday or Tuesday.

On the subject of Defender, just how many of these things were made? I took a head count today and I found 10 converted Defenders between the shop and the burnpile on the farm. I had the disagreeable task of parting out the remains of 2 of them last weekend and 1 today. There wasnt much...

I have to move my 4 babies 135 miles this weekend to my new place. Thats going to suck very much bad. Especially because I live in a basement right now and its 5 or 6 steps up a narrow stairwell. Fortunately, my new place is on ground level. Although its a 1 bedroom house and doesnt have...

KRK, I looked through the monitors on the shelves and on the floor and asked about that stuff. Out of about 60 loose monitors, there was 1 XY and it was missing the deflection board.

The board comes up and runs with up to 3 players. However I have only been able to wire up Player 1 and Player 2. I looked all over the board and there was no auxillary harness of any kind, only the JAMMA connector. Coleco, I would very much appreciate it if you would look this up for me...

I dont know much about the Defender technical stuff but I know where you can get a set of boards.

I dont know much about the Defender technical stuff but I know where you can get a set of boards.

This is actually a JAMMA board, however it does not have an auxillary connector for Player 3. I am guessing that they somehow monkeyed with the JAMMA connector to squeeze the Player 3 controls into it. If anybody knows about this, please let me know. I am supposed to finish the cab tomorrow...

Youve got the right idea. I have moved several machines this way just fine. You do need to be careful with that monitor though. The first machine I moved had only 2 bolts holding down the monitor, and of course, with the machine on its back, the monitor was hanging from those bolts. I did...

Cool, man. I would like to see what you needed to do in order to make this work. I dont have a Galaxian at this point but I am going to. I also like Frogger but I'm not sure I like it enough to justify having another cabinet around.

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I have a SF2 Championship with corrupted characters. They flicker all of the time, its only with certain characters but 4 or 5 of them exhibit this behavior. The gameplay is all normal. I dont know if Ive got some bad RAM or a bad ROM or what. I dont have any extra RAM or ROMs to test it...

The vectors really have it the worst for games in general. Those monitors go out so often that you can almost set your watch by it. I have seen a large number of empty or converted Temptests, Space Duels, and the like and I have only been in this hobby for less than a year. So much is...

makes me wish I needed another computer monitor. Also makes me wish I had an Office Depot

On the back of my Ms. Pacman in the upper left of the cabinet is the serial number. It is just below the top edge of the back, it is 20959. In the center of the cabinet, below the top edge is the numeral 3. It is in smaller type than the serial number. Does anybody know the significance of this?

The volume pot is one of the shorter componentes on the board and has a white plastic top with a Phillips screw type indention in it. It is located very close to an IC with a sizeable finned heatsink on it (the Audio Amp). Adjust this very carefully as a little adjustment goes a long way.

I dont know how much he wanted individually. The 2 machines were part of an E-bay auction that also included 2 San Fransicso Rush machines (one worked and was the Alcatraz version and the other was normal Rush and did not). It was started at $8500 and to my knowledge, nobody bid on it. He...