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I can kind of speak from the electronics side. The best thing you can do for yourself is gain a core understanding of basic electronics and digital logic. Plenty of youtube videos on this skill. Next thing is you need to make sure you are good at soldering. Plenty of videos on how to properly...

There it is. Parent interruptions were the most common of game interruptions.

Yes. Studs that the boards are screwed into like on the original plates.

I had to make one for the Sinistar that I am working on, I figured I might shoot my shot and see if anyone else needs one. Depending on how many people need it it will cost between $80 and $120 each (plus shipping cost). It is pretty close to the originals, the only thing I changed is I added...

Thats pretty cool! Excellent work.

I really like the yoke on Midway Space Encounters. If the encoders on that is solid, it plays great. Even if they aren't the best it is still solid. I am also a huge fan of the tempest spinner. It is just so fluid with the movement. I think my least favorite right now is probably my sinistar...

Could be donkey kong, donkey kong jr, or popeye. Donkey Kong and popeye was blue, DK Jr was orange. Unfortunately I don't see a whole lot of color peeking through. Seems to currently be a Nintendo Vs system (really common conversion).

Incredible. I'm gonna check this out. Thank!

Oh really? Where can I find this software? Hopefully it supports the A model, I know the newer version of promlink doesn't. (Sorry to derail the thread a bit).

Believe it or not, I actually use my 29A on my modern windows 11 desktop using dosbox. I installed a serial card just for this thing haha.

Does this work translate to the 29A? If so, I really need to do it for that thing. My 29A has become one of my more important tools in my arsenal given how much old shit I work on these days.

To he honest, a handful of members with 1k+ posts irk me more than the new folk. There is a handful of obnoxious active folk on this site. At the end of the day, if a new user is braindead, they will post once, get what they leave then not come back. I dunno, maybe I give too much slack to new...

I'm probably dying then, bit beyond that point.

Klov when anyone mentions Zaxxon:

Latches are in, going to be waiting on feedback for the 8mm cam, but the 9mm cam are ready for sale. https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/atari-cocktail-lock-latches-9mm-cam-5-each-or-8-per-pair.557405/

And make sure you play em, if ya let them sit you'll have problems.

It's one of those things I wanna learn one of these days. Just haven't had a reason to yet.

To be honest, I make a lot more money fixing pinball machines locally than arcade machines. I'm much more comfortable working on solid state pins (late 70s to the mid 2000s) than I am with arcade games after the mid 80s. Sure there are less moving parts in an arcade game, but solid state pins...

People either seem to be in it for the long haul, have one machine they care about and want to get it going, or go all in and burn out quick. Not a whole lot of inbetween. And then you got the group of people who are only in to buy and sell...

Quite a few games: - Computer Othello - Block Fever - Space Firebird - Space Demon - Space Fever (B/W and Color) - Space Fever Highsplitter - Space Launcher - Monkey Magic - Sheriff - Helifire - Head On N - Bomb Bee N - "Galaxian" - Space Thunderbird And these are just the video games. They...