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    NES2JAMMA

    Guys thanks for your kind comments... It is a very old project and infact its still in operation in that cabinet in my game room. Its design, as I said earlier, definitely is not the best BUT it sure works... Attached zip contains the PCB design files (and couple of custom shape files)...
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    Jamma switchers

    If you put together PCBs that have "similar" technical characteristics, then a JAMMA switcher is the way to go... I use three JAMMA switchers in my 3 cabinets with much satisfaction. But coupling CPS2 with a Pandora may not be a wise solution... Few reasons came out my head are; 1) CPS2 has a...
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    Golden Axe (encrypted bootleg) - Sound section PAL dump?

    Thanks! Informed the admin at jammarcade and he kindly fixed the problem... The GALs are working btw... For reference, the culprit turned out to be not the sound PAL but the NEC D7759
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    Golden Axe (encrypted bootleg) - Sound section PAL dump?

    I'm trying to repair a Golden Axe bootleg which appears to be the "encrypted bootleg" version (I've checked couple of EPROMs with romident). Everything is OK except the audio is trash. Checked the sound cpu ROMs and z80 which turned out to be OK. I suspect the PAL near the Z80 (sound section)...
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    Wiring fun! Ultimate control for Commodore 64 with arcade controls

    If you are interested in Arduino (or any microcontroller board) as much as you are interested in C64 why not wire everything to a cheap Arduino clone and program whatever feature as you like without bothering with hard switches and re-wiring etc. That would be a fun project ;) On the other...
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    CPS3 Sound problem

    If your sound problem is "only" related with the pot, touching it would result as good sound/bad sound/no sound. Just change the pot. If the problem is "only" related with the amp then you should still be able to get good sound from the line-out RCA connectors. Regarding the "service button"...
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    Sega Mega-Tech Repair Log

    hello superem... First I must state that I'm not an expert in fixing Mega-Tech boards but from what you've said I can only speculate that your problem might be in the menu (the sega master system section for the menu) section. Since the menu glitch you mention seems minor (I mean the menu is...
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    Need chip help for Sunset Riders

    I hope your problem is mask rom related. but most of the times, based on my experience while fixing konami boards, the problem resides; a) customs which handle the addressing (gives false alarms in mask rom check screen) b) rusted copper tracks or tiny rusted vias, especially hidden "under" the...
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    Midway Wolf conversions

    You shouldn't need an adapter to program the U54 and U63 since they are 27c4001 and directly supported by the TL866 (If that was your question). If the programming is interrupted, then a) Always test your TL866 (Tools->System Health check) befor any programming. It is crappy assembled and...
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    Midway Wolf conversions

    Great news! Thanks Phil... Either I'm an idiot which I can not find it on the site or the file is not yet public?
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    Pinball restoration - Elvira and the party monsters

    It is possible but really is optional. These modern 2K clear coats has a decent thickness, durability as well as elasticity just like a mylar. Back in the day, during 80's, the varnish they have used on these machines was very thin and it was an alcohol soluble substance that does not have too...
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    Pinball restoration - Elvira and the party monsters

    Thank you all for your kind comments ;) @Aurich I guess I've seen your restoration photos before since I remember the f**ed up face of Elvira :P @mastercello I've documented all my work on a local website but unfortunately its in Turkish. However, I'll try to provide quick answers to your...
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    Pinball restoration - Elvira and the party monsters

    Believe me, even I'm not the same person either, after 8 months of work! :D :D :D I've learned how to airbrush, clear-coat with HVLP airgun and metal welding during this project... Reassembling the back side of the playfield was guru meditation :P
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    Pinball restoration - Elvira and the party monsters

    Hey guys, I finally finished my side project. :D It took 8 months and every part, even the screws, have been restored/cleaned/rebuilt, playfield touched up and clear coated etc. This was my first pinball restoration... It was basically a junk before... ... and after 8 months of total...
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    SOLVED - Help me revive a Sega Mega Play - part 2: 315-5330 custom chip needed (present in some Master System consoles)

    The /WE signal seems HIGH most of the time. However, there are also periodic spikes (see below) which does not seem to be related with the game selection or game currently playing. Infact this 5330 chip is in the "selection menu handling" part of the PCB. Since the menu is always a static list...
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