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WTB: Joust chip or PCB
« on: August 07, 2010, 01:12:31 pm »
Well, I got another project!  I bought a joust upright yesterday.  It powers up but gave me a bad ram 38 error, which from what I learned (through the magic of google) meant the chip in bank 3 chip 8 was being a bad boy.  I tried moving it around the board, cleaning sockets/chip and the error followed the chip around the board.  Supposedly this means its a bad chip.  So...

Does anyone have/can I buy a chip from a Joust PCB, bank 3 chip 8 (are they different or same data on each chip).  If no one has a chip, does anyone have a spare Joust PCB for sale?

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Re: WTB: Joust chip or PCB
« Reply #1 on: August 08, 2010, 06:27:32 pm »
There are a number of vendors for RAM chips in the wiki (I think that ArcadeComponents, BYOAC user Channelmaniac has them in stock and I have bought from him a number of times)i:

http://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/wiki/Vendors

You may also want to change from 4116 RAM to 4164 RAM:

http://www.robotron-2084.co.uk/techwilliams4164.html

Or consider going with jrok's SYSFPGA Williams Multiboard.

http://www.jrok.com/hardware/wsf/
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