Philips 22VP932 vs VP835

[slowcade]

I have a Philips VP932 without laser and power supply, and a fully working VP835. Please see my blog:
http://slowcade.blogspot.com/2009/07/dragons-lair-laser-disc-players.html

Is there any way to combine parts from these two, so that I can have a fully working laser disc player without using the EuroDL interface?

[italiandoh]

I have a Philips VP932 without laser and power supply, and a fully working VP835. Please see my blog:
http://slowcade.blogspot.com/2009/07/dragons-lair-laser-disc-players.html

Is there any way to combine parts from these two, so that I can have a fully working laser disc player without using the EuroDL interface?

I think it could be technically possible to adapt VP835 parts to work in a 932, but you'd have to rewire and replace a lot of connectors and possibly do more. The boards are similar but different.
It's much faster to simply build the EuroDL serial interface like Bruno and many other did, then use the VP835 directly in your cabinet.
I do not understand why you don't want to do this. The game would be original and running with a player technically equal to the original one. VP932 is just a stripped down version of the VP835 made it to be as cheap as possible. They didn't even paint the plastic parts to save money.

Matteo

[Maverick]

Exact,

use the VP 835

it is the easiest and fast solution to your problem

Mav

[slowcade]

Ok, thank you for your advice. I'll just give up on the 22VP932 then.