Unknown Discrete Arcade PCB

[mikemcbike]

Does anybody know this unknown discrete Arcade PCB?

It seems to be from Video Games Lich and might be some Pong Clone...

http://www.wolfgangrobel.de/arcadereps3/discrete.htm

Any Hints are very welcome. Thanks.

[level42]

No idea but you should install the crystal flush to the PCB. The long legs might have a bad influence on the tact signal....and it looks amateurish.....

[mikemcbike]

For sure. Later. The clock signal ist more than stable at the moment. But that doesn't help me in any way...

 

[Muerto]

Yo, passed your question on to a wider audience 

http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?p=3197740#post3197740

[mikemcbike]

Thank you very much!

[level42]

Andy from Andysarcade.net would probably know...

[Muerto]

Someone has replied on KLOV:

Hey Muerto

I don't think it's a pong clone as they usually have 2 pots dedicated to adjusting the paddle start position.

I have a few discrete pcbs at home I can check when I next can.

Also check this resource out:

http://discrete.mameworld.info/

Cheers

[mikemcbike]

Thanks, I've seen it. I already knew Discrete Arcade, but the website is very outdated and not very "search friendly"...