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Star Wars UR vs. SD PCBs, and matching serial numbers, do you care?
I know the PCB for Stars Wars is the same in the upright and cockpit, but the label on the PCB is different. Uprights have "URxxxx" and cockpits have "SDxxxx", where SD is for Sit Down (and xxxx is the serial number).
I was testing some Star Wars boards this weekend and have a full matching SD set. Personally I couldn't care either way if I had a cockpit whether it had an SD or UR PCB set. Do any of you care?
Which I guess leads to a more general question, do any of you care if the serial numbers match on a PCB set and also compared to the cabinet serial number? Just wondering if any of you care and if so, why? I mean, who sees the inside of the game? I guess maybe if it was serial #1, but even then wouldn't mean much to me.
Then again, if I sell the PCB on ebay, you better believe I'll be hawking the "original cockpit boardset" sales gimmic!
I know the PCB for Stars Wars is the same in the upright and cockpit, but the label on the PCB is different. Uprights have "URxxxx" and cockpits have "SDxxxx", where SD is for Sit Down (and xxxx is the serial number).
I was testing some Star Wars boards this weekend and have a full matching SD set. Personally I couldn't care either way if I had a cockpit whether it had an SD or UR PCB set. Do any of you care?
Which I guess leads to a more general question, do any of you care if the serial numbers match on a PCB set and also compared to the cabinet serial number? Just wondering if any of you care and if so, why? I mean, who sees the inside of the game? I guess maybe if it was serial #1, but even then wouldn't mean much to me.
Then again, if I sell the PCB on ebay, you better believe I'll be hawking the "original cockpit boardset" sales gimmic!


