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bust3dstr8

Member Since 25 Aug 2006
OFFLINE Last Active May 23 2012 10:08 PM

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In Topic: C64 bad video signal

Mon Apr 23, 2012 7:48 PM

Check the color rams, if they are faulty or missing signals you can get that flashing effect.

In Topic: left controller port broken?

Sat Apr 7, 2012 3:15 PM

http://portal.fcicon...10090097P094VLF



http://www.mouser.co...wn2XTI7GCc1A%3d

In Topic: sony receiver has gone dim on the right channel

Sat Apr 7, 2012 12:32 PM

Tapping on electronics to get them working is often a sign of bad joints. You checked the balance and volume, but the problem could be in
the right channel amp circuit. Look for bad joints, bulging caps, cracked/blown transisors, burnt resistors...etc

You will see lots of talk about changing caps in these forums. Electo caps are good for about 15 years before they start to degrade
and a lot of items we own are now well past that time period.
If they are run hot, like in a reciever they will degrade much faster.

You can try changing the caps in the right channel and see if that helps....it shouldn't cost too much for high temp audio grade parts.
If that helps you can justify recapping the power section, the other channel and the rest of the electro caps.

In Topic: Issues with a "Tennis Tourney" cabinet

Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:25 AM

http://files.arcadec...p?image_id=2279

DaMN!! That's a nice classic pickup, but it looks like it's a big ole' stack of discrete logic and one hell of a project you
have ahead of you.

I would start by cleaning everything, brush out and reseat all the interconnects (this might fix the missing collision logic)
and inspect the boards for blown transistors, burnt resistors, corroded traces, mouse droppings...etc

You should replace all the electrolitic caps since their lifespan is about 15-20 years.


...and pics of the beasty please :twisted:

In Topic: Ghouls 'N Ghost's / Daimakaimura on 16-bit platforms

Sun Mar 25, 2012 9:07 AM

View Postparallaxscrolling, on Fri Mar 23, 2012 3:45 PM, said:

Notice the X68000 computer version that's the only one that like 99% arcade-exact / arcade perfect.


Capcom used the X68000 to develop their CPS1 games. So you could look at it as the arcade is 99% X68000 perfect.

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