Bootleg Pinout Database

Oryk Zinyo

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Is there a pinout database for bootleg boards? I know Crazy Kong has a few and I have seen the occasional one in a few other places but is there anywhere that already has them catalogued?
 
Thanks, that page has a ton of info.

Unfortunately what I am looking for doesn't appear to be there. I have a board that was sold to me as a Taito Polaris and it is not an original Taito boardset. It only has one 36 position edge connector. At first glance it was obvious that pins 1 through 3 and a through d are grounds but I didn't look any further. Has anyone seen something like this?
 
+5 should be easy to figure out, and maybe +12 as well (+5 should have a bunch of solid buses around the board going to all the TTL chips, and +12 should go to the audio amp section, assuming it has one). It might actually be the Falcon pinout:
http://www.arcade-museum.com/pinouts-game/7430.html
That one uses 1-3 as GND and A-D as GND. (note: it's the 2nd one on the page, with the 18/36 pin connector)
 
Thanks for the info CKF.

I would love to take a picture but I left the board in my desk at work so I could look at it later. I may get around to it at some point this week.
 
Another variation here

CK Alca bootleg
PinoutsCkong2PCB.jpg


And another variation
River Patrol
RiverPatrolPinoutsV2.jpg
 
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