R3LL1K
Well-known member
I'm sure I'm not the only one here that has made things more difficult for themselves by doing something which seemed like a good ideat at the time, which later turned out to be pretty dumb.
I'll go ahead and start things off.
I bought a bunch of games and picked up some extra K7000 chassis, as I was testing games I was pulling out the chassis from the ones that had monitor issues. I figured I would go through the non-working chassis one by one fixing them and putting them back into games. Fast forward 6 months later and I have about 7 working chassis, as I go to start putting them back in the games I can't find the remote boards for any of them. What I had done was pulled all of the remote boards in order to keep the pots from getting broken and only kept one remote on my test bench for testing purposes and now I can't find the box I stored them in.
I'll go ahead and start things off.
I bought a bunch of games and picked up some extra K7000 chassis, as I was testing games I was pulling out the chassis from the ones that had monitor issues. I figured I would go through the non-working chassis one by one fixing them and putting them back into games. Fast forward 6 months later and I have about 7 working chassis, as I go to start putting them back in the games I can't find the remote boards for any of them. What I had done was pulled all of the remote boards in order to keep the pots from getting broken and only kept one remote on my test bench for testing purposes and now I can't find the box I stored them in.


