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02345 - kangaroo upright that i had owned 20 years ago...

sorry for the necrobump. this was a good azz local auction. we have a strong core of florida arcade enthusiasts. normally, none of these games end up in a basement, hidden. our state has normal get-togethers. covid slowed us down, but 2021, we're going to get out and socialize a bit more. i am...

agreed.:)

used good DMD displays average around a 100 bucks. colorDMD display is well worth the cash, though. when i come across a line or 2 out on a DMD that hits our shop, i just pinch the glass to the PCB, and if the line turns on, it's a solder issue usually. good job with the repair on the LAH...

$6000, per the OG poster. did i win a butter knife?

Did midway make the clowns arcade in a wall or shelf mount option? or a cartridge? friend remembers this game, but he says he had it in a wall mount option, 35ish years ago. i was thinking a vectrex game, but i have no idea. he does remember the black and white game play with the color overlay...

sorry, not sticking to videos only. this needs replay value: Atari: Dig Dug Nintendo: Donkey Kong Williams: Cirqus Voltaire - pinball Taito: Elevator Action. Sega: Frankenstein - pinball Gottlieb: Qbert or Strange World - pinball Universal: Mr. Do! that's all i need. i'll give the extras to...

TKG4-UP-US made in japan serial 41068 C 1981 Nintendo of America on CRT and on marquee. How many slots does the cabinet have for the speaker? 7 How many carriage bolts are sticking through on the side of the cabinet? 5 What board set? 2 board, Multi wiring connectors used (iirc) How many...

ok, just to make sure, I retested at the hard drive power in cables, and I actually do lose a decent bit. tested at 5.36 at the power supply output, gave me 5.16/5.17 at the hard drive power cable ends, with same results...

mine does that at 5.26 and at 4.99 and all zones in between...currently set at 5.09. I am measuring at the power supply, I could measure at the hard drive wire unplugged for board levels, but doubt I'm losing much if any. you've been a huge help. I can breathe easy using the tube in something...

I really don't see any leakage in your pic, but my cmos area is clean... just for laffs, checked my cmos voltage, 3.25 as good as new.

ok, I have no difference in that LEDs action from 4.99 to 5.25, increments of .5 volts. I'm guessing my main board is belly up? video: https://youtu.be/oIH1pjsWYns the LED to the right, only comes on with the original bad hard drive loaded (as shown in video). the LED to the left is the one...

sorry for the pita, but a big thanks! : )

for the +5 volts, how high, how low remaining safe? 1st pic show 1/2 bright, 2nd picture shows full bright. is this the right LED to be checking?

ok, on the main PCB, there are 3 LEDs next to the power out wire that powers the hard drive. all 3 lit solid. on the opposite corner, there is 1 LED. it turns on 1/2 bright, 9 seconds. turns full bright for 2 seconds. turns off for an instant, then turns on 1/2 bright for 9 seconds, and loops...

I did that as well, same results. may try it again, though.

this, I believe, doesn't turn on with my replacement drives. maybe my format is wrong before I move the Nero chd over. an LED right next to the IDE cable input? with the original drive, this LED turns on when the drive spins up, then turns off, because that drive is 90% dead.

so, I'm at dead 5.00 volts at the PS (not sure where to measure on this motherboard). if the hard drive is unplugged, should I get something like a BIOS or preboot menu on the CRT or something? maybe it took a strike, and the hard drive is just 1 issue for me. worth pulling the cmos battery or...

hard drives match what the guy is selling on eBay, a WD 80GB. 2nd drive is a Fuji 80GB. original drive has a label of Nero all over it, so it's an older WD drive, by eyeing it, but no label to speak of. nero only has version 010108 out, and that's what my original drive says on it.

had it at 5.2 on the dot. will adjust to +5 and test, thanks!