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    Dumped the ROM set for the arcade board P-47: The Freedom Fighter bootleg PCB

    Don't worry, your board model is complete. There are three bootleg versions of P47 (one with a single Yamaha chip, one with two Yamaha chips, and one with a Yamaha chip and an Oki chip). It is very likely that the lack of sound and the graphical errors are due to dirty or defective ROMs. I would...
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    APOCALYPSE Sega System 16B Multi Sales, Installation and Support

    Ohhh, great. So it seems we've solved the problem. I was sure it had to be a loose connection. Even so, with the arcade board powered on, try gently touching the multi-PCB (always wearing latex gloves), applying light pressure, to see if the graphical glitches reappear. That way, we can...
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    APOCALYPSE Sega System 16B Multi Sales, Installation and Support

    Are there no more graphical glitches for now?
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    APOCALYPSE Sega System 16B Multi Sales, Installation and Support

    In my opinion, it's a loose connection in one of the ROMs on the multi-board. Do you have a logic probe or oscilloscope? I would check for data flow on the Data Outputs pins of ROMs 27C322 and 27C801 (Q0-Q15 for 27C322, and Q0-Q7 for 27C801). If either of these pins shows a sustained "1" (5V) or...
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    APOCALYPSE Sega System 16B Multi Sales, Installation and Support

    Hmm... strange. We'd have to check the contact of each ROM chip with its socket on the multi-board. I'd also check the condition of the pins on the four connectors between the multi-board and the System 16 motherboard. Is the multi-board oriented correctly (see minute 5:00 of my video). Are...
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    APOCALYPSE Sega System 16B Multi Sales, Installation and Support

    Hi, metalslugaddict. The T48 works very well for this task. I did the entire installation and flashing with this programmer and had no problems. I think you should remove the 0078 security chip in position C (next to the 68k). It's a protección IC i8751. My video might help you ( View...
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    Dumped the ROM set for the arcade board P-47: The Freedom Fighter bootleg PCB

    A colleague from MameWorld (Robbbert) told me where to upload dumped ROMs. We should do it at "[email protected]". I'm mentioning this in case anyone else has the same question I did and needs to send their dumped ROMs to the Mame team.
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    Dumped the ROM set for the arcade board P-47: The Freedom Fighter bootleg PCB

    Is there anyone who can modify the existing MAME core from the original P-47 arcade board (P-47: The Phantom Fighter) to run these ROMs I've dumped from bootleg pcb? This way, they could be included in a future version of MAME.
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    Dumped the ROM set for the arcade board P-47: The Freedom Fighter bootleg PCB

    Greetings, everyone. This is my first post, and I hope I'm writing in the right place. I just dumped the ROM set for the P-47 bootleg PCB: The Freedom Fighter, and I wanted to share the documentation file for this board so it can be used to repair other PCBs like this one. As I've attached in...
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    MITSU CPS1.X Multi Dual Crystal

    The damage doesn't seem too serious. Simply joining the broken section of the trace should be enough. Soldering a small wire to both ends of the trace would suffice (or resoldering the pad with a single solder point, as I mentioned, if possible). As for desoldering the crystal, it can sometimes...
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