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Just curious... did you put ANY effort into figuring out what they are before posting? I mean... some of them have brand and model numbers right on them.
The 4 that jump out to me are:
3) Williams pinball driver board (System 3-7 or so)
4) Stern power supply (like used in Berzerk and others)
5) I think a Galaga rapid fire board
6) Williams interface board (Joust, Defender, etc. era)
But yes, higher res pics are gonna be needed. It looks like a lot of at least partially stripped "parts" boards.
DogP
Don't help this tool.
Last time I I'd 90% of the boards he posted and he couldn't even bother to reply about my offer to buy some of them.
8) Little add-on board for Defender power supplies (single board style) that prevents over voltage condition that was possible if a component failed. Totally fixed when they redesigned the power supply to have the main heat-sink mounted by it's self. Flip it over. See the O.V.P. on the back?
Side note: Please take the time to do this yourself. Google the number on the PCB "5773-09664-00"
First result? Another thread on this forum.
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=92174
....and your answer is there. In the amount of time it took you to take the pic and upload it and ask the question, you could have found out for yourself.
Now you try it. Type in the numbers by the Sega/Gremlin on board #1. First result? https://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/spies.cgi?action=url&type=info&page=GremlinBoardList.txt
Not trying to sound like a jerk or something, but unless the PCB has no markings at all, then a couple of searches will usually turn up info - even on bootleg boards.
Happy 4th of July!
#2 is Merit Trivia Whiz main board. If that was answered already, sorry for the echo; just skimmed the thread before answering.
8) Little add-on board for Defender power supplies (single board style) that prevents over voltage condition that was possible if a component failed. Totally fixed when they redesigned the power supply to have the main heat-sink mounted by it's self. Flip it over. See the O.V.P. on the back?
Side note: Please take the time to do this yourself. Google the number on the PCB "5773-09664-00"
First result? Another thread on this forum.
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=92174
....and your answer is there. In the amount of time it took you to take the pic and upload it and ask the question, you could have found out for yourself.
Now you try it. Type in the numbers by the Sega/Gremlin on board #1. First result? https://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/spies.cgi?action=url&type=info&page=GremlinBoardList.txt
Not trying to sound like a jerk or something, but unless the PCB has no markings at all, then a couple of searches will usually turn up info - even on bootleg boards.
Happy 4th of July!
Don't help this tool.
Last time I I'd 90% of the boards he posted and he couldn't even bother to reply about my offer to buy some of them.
Didn't think you sounded like a jerk at all, I appreciate the help.
I thought that 1 was a frogger board, but wasn't sure if there was another board that went with it. I assume its missing all the chips that should be there but wasn't sure. I posted it wondering if this is something someone would want. Otherwise, I think I will throw it in the trash.
After getting slammed by Hudson in the other post I think I will just throw these all in the trash and move on. Just thought I would be helping someone out if they needed a part but I don't need the head ache.
I am out! Thanks again for your help thought Rob.
No, nobody is obligated to reply, but when someone id's all your crap, it's customary to at least say thanks. Expect on klov.Nobody is obligated to reply to a message or offer. This is completely unneccessary.