Recent content by Tyranix95

Came for the news. May stay for hte Drama.

any news?

The first few steps of any project are always the longest and the hardest. ... After you get past that, you'll look back and laugh with the power of hindsight. :)

Neat project. You should make a Spinner Refresh kit--for all those original spinners out there that need to replace broken gears and worn out soft plastic bushings. And, also repro the Puzz Loop Jamma-Spinner PCB to go with this.

I like this project. ... Interested to see how the final product turns out.

Remove the OEM key. Get a multi-kit pic chip. Install it. Boot the board. Enter the test menu, and change the region. Save, exit, and power down. Remove the multi-key, and re-install the OEM key. =)

You should repo the spinner board for Puzz Loop 2.

Yeah, I think I noticed a calibration issue too last time I messed around with it (Rambo or GSE????). BUt it's been a while. Perhaps someone else can confirm.

What I'm looking for is a working GHOST SQUAD EVOLUTION key chip. Anybody know where I can find one?

Feel free to hit me up if you got: a Strike Fighter cart, a Nessica key chip, a Ghost Squad Evolution key chip, or a Rambo chip n disc.

Lots of good ones there!

Dang! My buddy bought two Lindbergh cabs for $600 ea. Both cabs came with two working card readers. I think he got a good deal.

The PIC dumps are in mame. https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/drivers/lindbergh.cpp https://git.redump.net/mame/diff/src/mame/drivers/lindbergh.c?id=7a0537104e8f03ae23a66c4946fab7f1c6ecb11e They've been there for a while now. Not sure why this topic is taboo.

Looks like naomi or model 3 wiring. In any event, I start with the Guns & Sensors, and work my way back to the gun I/O board, and they to the JVS I/O.

Hey All, I found it on a Lindbergh HOTD4 cab. Any ideas? Thanks!