Yeah, Im waiting for capacitors from mouser,  as soon as I get them I hopefully get the TV working ok.
Then there is a PCB issue that I hope Kralleman would like to dig into with me.
No schematics to be found though. 

and the last few pics of it...

A few more pictures

Okay!
So here is an update with some details.
Last saturday myself and Kralleman took a better look at the game and took the "Sega Enterprises Ltd"-branded TV out of it and took it apart to reveal the chassis.
The chassis is now taken out of the TV and I have made a cap-list.

The TV has a blue plexi mounted on the front if anyone wonder

The game has less than 3K coins on the counter and look kind of new-ish on the inside apart from some dust due to the lack of a back-door.
On the inside of the coindoor there is a label telling me it ones was owned by a company named Stigs Automater in Karlstad, Sweden. I have never heard of that company before but we have another former vendor from Karlstad that we got some games from that we could ask.

I give you some random pictures of it.

Last night I went on a roadtrip with Kralleman to the capital of Sweden to pick up a game I got on hold for a few months.
We came back to my place at 02:00 så today Im tired... Will unload it later today and post some more pictures.

It is semi-working, we tried it at the sellers warehouse and the burnt smell from the TV were nasty... it shows a fucked up picture but atleast it is not dead.
There is also a PCB-issue where the ball get stucked and never leaves the middle line.... anyways, another project.

Some info about the game https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8127

Awesome games, have never seen this type of cabinet before.
Who built them and in which country?

yeah, really funny actually... so much hate from the angry-mob!
I almost want to do the same to my PP now

I saw that image on instagram aswell. posted by no other than Tony Temps
https://www.instagram.com/p/BYSvsjDjQIF/?tagged=poleposition

Not bad, I would gladly pay 1100 for a nice Pacman

Awesome, I guess a fully restored comes with a hefty pricetag?

Beautiful!
What are you doing with it?

Not for me
I have made som progress, will update in the next couple of days

Thanks!
So i kept working on the game last night, tried to figure out what PCB they had in the cabinet when I got it.

This is how they had wired the Video signal, they tied RGB and Sync together to send it to the B&W monitor... there is a pot on each of the RGB-wires...


How do you quicktest this, I figured out the easiest way were to take my small PVM and BNC-alligatorclip wires 
Didnt know if this should work or not, I hooked them up at the potentiometers.


It worked straight away, dont know if the colors are correct, I supect not, but the PCB works and sound is working, I have not tried any inputs though..


So what game is it? It says Universal on the PCB:s so my guess would be Cosmic Monsters
https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=7403

This is what the PCB looks like, It is now removed from the cabinet for good I think.


My next step is to clean the cabinet and then wire Space invaders in there instead.
I made a plan for it last night .... 

8 cone buttons and 3 spinners will cost so much that I rather burn the cabinet

I have a totally gutted one, only thing left inside is the "backdoor sheet" and the powerbrick with harness.