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Hi!
Looking for a working audio transformer for my Mario Bros cabinet, Sanyo V630 or equivalent

Thank you

Hi!
Having some trouble with my newly purchased Pacman. If you zoom in the attached photo you can see that for example in GAME OVER, the E:s and the O have "tails", one pixel hanging down. It's no "bleed"-effect, the "tails" are perfectly sharp pixels.

I got the same one pixel "tail" on letters of all colors. Tested my Ms Pacman board on the same monitor and that looked perfect so it must be a PCB issue.

Someone's got any idea what it might be?

Thank you

On the 29th of April, Swedens biggest retro game convention is back for the 6th time. Kralleman, Pinge & me have been organizers from the start but we're now taking a step back and will "only" manage the arcade section. We will have around 30 arcade cabinets next to around 30 pinball games. Everything on freeplay.

Even though this is a last minute call, if someone would happen to be able to come there, you're most welcome

We will ofc. post some photos in this thread afterwards

Hi!
Bought a G07 who seem to be completely dead. Recapped it as well as change of the flyback & the parts kit from Ian Kellog.

Now it's alive! However, the B+ is too low (should be 120)

First it was 113,7 when the G+ pot was turned all the way. I got a few tips & checked the resistors R908, R912 & FR901, they are all good.
The filter cap shows 612uF. Should be 680uF but I guess that's fine(?)

I also changed the B+ pot with a pot from a spare G07.

Now it shows 118,2V so quite an improvement. But is it good enough? Since I'm kinda new to all this I'm not quite sure what a low B+ can lead too & what the accepted error range is.

People were requesting more posts in the forum so here's a contribution from me. If ppl find it interesting I will gladly keep the thread updated  

My friend Pinge found a poker cabinet that looked like an original Atari cabaret cabinet. He bought it & found out that it was an old Centipede, which they had totally destroyed by painting everything black, made holes in both the CP, side & top. Centipede pcb was gone as well as the original monitor





When everything was looked at, unfortunately the only thing that could be saved was the cabinet itself & the speaker, as well as the monitor. Since Pinge already has a million projects he sold it to me  




Said & done, my goal is to turn this cabinet back to its old glory. I've never done any restoration work before this so it will probably be a good lesson

Hi!
As many 70s arcade cabinets, my newly bought Road Runner has cardboard cutouts for backgrounds. As the cabinet has probably stood in a warehouse for several years it's both dusty and filthy.

The cardboard is pretty difficult to replace which is why I'm asking you for some advice as how to clean it in the best. What methods can you recommend?

Thanks in advance