D_Harris
Well-known member
I was just going over some of my Atari games and contemplating everything that can and does go wrong with these machine. I was wondering how far do most go with fixing what isn't broken.
For instance I have Pole Position, Star Wars, Asteroids, and Millipede cabinets as well as several other Atari boardsets.(Dig Dug, Centipede, Indiana Jones).
Would it be a good idea to install repair kits on the A/R II PCBs as a preventative measure? And how about repair kits for the Atari power supplies? (Even if everything works).
And though it is understandable for Pole Position, how far does one go when undertaking preventative board work for most other games?
Or is it generally recommended to wait for something to go wrong and then deal with it?
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
For instance I have Pole Position, Star Wars, Asteroids, and Millipede cabinets as well as several other Atari boardsets.(Dig Dug, Centipede, Indiana Jones).
Would it be a good idea to install repair kits on the A/R II PCBs as a preventative measure? And how about repair kits for the Atari power supplies? (Even if everything works).
And though it is understandable for Pole Position, how far does one go when undertaking preventative board work for most other games?
Or is it generally recommended to wait for something to go wrong and then deal with it?
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
