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I'm assuming George means Retro Chip Tester. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I think he means RCT... https://americanretro.shop/rctp/

Of course you know I'm referring to the only real Hamilton. Who TF has even heard of Hamilton City, CA?? If I can't get there by the 401/403, it doesn't exist. :)

You must mean Hamilton... :)

Peter @ APAR still has the original 2n6059 transistor. Most of the 6284's you'll find are fake. But the original 6059 is OEM design, and will likely last for another 30+ years. https://www.arcadepartsandrepair.com/store/integrated-circuits/misc-chips/2n6059/

Here's some trivia... If Clint Eastwood directs the movie, you get a 2 player co-op version with revolvers... :) And with Sam Rockwell, no less... Lol.

I think you could agree there is a significant difference between bushings being used in aircraft applications, and that of an arcade spinner that is non-load bearing and you basically are just looking for the least amount of resistance possible. Guess what Oilite has to say about lubrication...

Well, it was mostly Double Dragon for us. Probably double-something else for them... :) But this pizza place also had a Super Dodge Ball, which I've never seen anywhere else since. Come to think of it, my friend's sister was most likely playing dodge ball, too....

My best friend and I were in 8th grade. His older sister was a senior and had a '85 Dodge Daytona (still love that car), that her dad bought when it was just about 3 years old. She would drive us into the pizza/arcade place in town a few times every week, but it was mostly because she had a...

Not sure, George.. I've never liked white grease with oilite bushings. It can get tacky and accumulate dust/debris. I've found that very light oil works better with the bronze bushings. Even 3-in-1 is a bit heavy. I actually use sewing machine oil.

I've seen 2 styles of Tron spinners. I believe the early version was the one with the large encoder disk, and a later version with a smaller one. Not really sure why that is? Regardless, both just have a single bronze bushing under the knob. There is no lower bushing like a Tempest spinner...

No kidding. I grew up not that far from Sault Ste. Marie. Having a Canadian quarter in your pocket was not uncommon as a kid in the 70's/80's. Gas stations and grocery stores would take them, no problem. But they would usually pass them back out to the next customer. Kinda like the $2 bill...

how about an all tab/slot layout? can ship all the pieces flat. all laser cut, no bends. real rough concept sketch...

I hear ya... A friend of mine that lived in Windsor, ON moved into a new house there and found 2 old arcade cabinets stored under the front porch. Robotron and Joust cocktails. Yep. My buddy brought them back over to me and asked if I could "restore" them. Man, I wish I had pictures of what...

Oh, a transplant. Nicely done, not many folks would take the time (or have the know-how) to do that. Building a replica cabinet from scratch isn't super easy, and takes a bit of time. I've only done a couple that way. Very well done!

I am a sucker for wood grain Atari. Not sure where that love comes from... Sunnyvale heavy, front & center. :)

Very nice! Mine is #1873. All original boards & monitor. What number is yours?

Umm, no. Purple bezel only for the minis.

FML.... Somehow I placed myself into the same minority as @ZaxxonBoner Well done... ;)