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well , you stated your board is from 1982 must be Sega G80 then, the others where used from 1983 and up according to your source
I think the problem with a board like that is that it is ultra-rare, but you'll have to find the one person willing to pay what it's "worth" just to have a rare board. I mean, the game can't be very good if the production "run" was 35..... right ?
The pics from the connector:
If not then the only way to find out is with a multimeter and some try & error. Here's how it's done: http://www.crazykong.com/tech/Identify-unknown-boards.txt
Quote from: Belike on May 16, 2011, 09:40:56 PM The pics from the connector:So, I checked the available pinouts of the other Z80 boards listed on www.system16.com but couldn't find any matches. The fact that Super Locomotive has it's own Mame driver adds to the conclusion that the pinout is unique.Did you ask the other SL owner on VAPS if he has a pinout? If not then the only way to find out is with a multimeter and some try & error. Here's how it's done: http://www.crazykong.com/tech/Identify-unknown-boards.txtMy guess is that the paired pins on the left and right edge is GND and the three connected ones on the right +5V, but I could be wrong.If you want to sell the board real cheap then let me know
Cool! Now all you need is to replace the missing audio amp and make an adapter!