Dragon's Lair Fans - Arcade Lifestyle
General Chat => Technical Area => Topic started by: vernimark on April 21, 2011, 03:32:30 PM
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I started from this condition:
(http://www.vernimark.com/temp/starhawk01.jpg)
First of all I replaced original ROMS with a couple of 2716
(http://www.vernimark.com/temp/starhawk02.jpg)
a couple of wires are enough to adapt 2716 pinout to 9316’s
then, following the block diagram, I began to test the “line len.” Block and I could immediately see that one of 74193 had been replaced in the past. Removing it I found some broken circuit tracks, so with an easy fix now I can see this:
(http://www.vernimark.com/temp/starhawk03.jpg)
Everything now works. I’ll post cabinet pictures once restoration is finished (just a couple of wires to the coin door and a small part of t-moulding to replace)
thank you,
vernimark
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Cool ! I've had the pleasure of playing the only other Star Hawk that I know of in Europe.
Not the world's best game, but fun still AND any Cinematronics game has something unique.
My son loved it ! :)
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before september I hope to have 3 vector cinematronics cabilet fully working in my collection :)
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Nice job Marco, can't wait to see those pics from the cab. ;D
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Arghhh! I would kill for a Star Hawk cab' :-* I'm love with this game since I played it long time ago for the first time, in the Arcade.
Few ships were so similar than the ones in Star Wars... and I don't mention the famous 'trench' ;)
Well done ... and I'm officially jealous!!! :P
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