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It is pretty good, but not complete. None picture look like these Green Cap board I have.
Why there are some with caps and some with resistors in those cap spots?There are 6 types of AR-II boards, whether you have green, blue or magenta caps is irrelevant.
I'd be happy if someone could tell me why "Regulator/Audio" is abbreviated "AR"![]()
Well, yes, but that would make it "RA-II".Probably this:
A=Audio, R=Regulator
What information exactly are you looking for?
ARII-Re2 ARII-Rev2s Rev3s Rev2.
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Dash numbers (-01, -02, etc.) are different from Revisions (A, B, etc.)
For example, -02 ("dash two" or "dash oh-two") ARII boards are found with Revisions B, C, D, E, F & G (at least), in different schematic printings of Battlezone, Centipede, Millipede & Star Wars.
-01 boards exist in both Rev A and Rev B forms, according to documentation from Monte Carlo and Missile Command.
The same applys to game PCBs, as often encountered in Asteroids.
dash number != revision letter
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