Can you identify these pcbs?

[Belike]

I purchased some nice pcbs today (The Invaders, Quasar, Sega Turbo, Konami Gt, Cabal), but I'm not sure with these 2:
Sticker says "Safari", is it a Taito Safari pcb from 1977?




The other one is a Sega pcb from 1982, I have no idea what is this




Any input would be appreciated

[Muerto]

That TAITO looks to new to be from 1977....
But post the pics on KLOV, there's some pretty hardcore people on there when it comes to identifying PCB's!!!

[Belike]

That TAITO looks to new to be from 1977....
But post the pics on KLOV, there's some pretty hardcore people on there when it comes to identifying PCB's!!!

Great idea, pcb no.1 is already identified by crazykongfan on klov as Safari Rally.
Thanks for the tip.

[Belike]

And here comes the second one:


It's a Super Locomotive,if wikipedia is to be trusted, only 35 were made.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Locomotive

[level42]

The game was reported to have a very limited production run with only 35 PCB boards printed. Of those, most remained in Japan, with the remainder exported to Sega Europe and all sold to UK customers. This means that the game was not natively present in either mainland Europe or the US.
This makes the game one of the most sought after boards, and prices reflect this scarcity.

HOLY SHIT, you lucky devil !!!

Sell it and buy your grail !

[Etienne MacGyver]

Yeah, only some @ss has soldered on the edge connector 

that really needs to be taken off if you ask me,

do you have a desolder option ?
if not, bring it to eurocade, ill take it saturday with me and bring it back clean sunday (remember, no repairs at eurocade  )

[Belike]

The game was reported to have a very limited production run with only 35 PCB boards printed. Of those, most remained in Japan, with the remainder exported to Sega Europe and all sold to UK customers. This means that the game was not natively present in either mainland Europe or the US.
This makes the game one of the most sought after boards, and prices reflect this scarcity.

HOLY SHIT, you lucky devil !!!

Sell it and buy your grail !

I'm up for a trade for a Zaccaria Tron.

[Belike]

Yeah, only some @ss has soldered on the edge connector 

that really needs to be taken off if you ask me,

do you have a desolder option ?
if not, bring it to eurocade, ill take it saturday with me and bring it back clean sunday (remember, no repairs at eurocade  )

Thanks Etienne, that's a very kind offer.
I would like to clean and test it somehow, but the pinout is impossible to find.

[Etienne MacGyver]

does sega not use a standard pinout on every board ?

[Belike]

does sega not use a standard pinout on every board ?

Afaik there were different systems, like system 16,18.24. etc..
More here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sega_arcade_system_boards

[Etienne MacGyver]

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 

[Belike]

I found 2 more:

Meanwhile I could identify this, it is a Quizmaster from Coinmaster

[Belike]

And another one from Kural, I'm not sure if it is not a fruit machine pcb

[Etienne MacGyver]

Those "Eagle" logo's look like Flacon...

[Belike]

Yeah, that was my first impression also, but this pcb has a 36 pin edge connector