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Pac-Man Upright Restoration

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Muffindude:
Just got the fuse holders for the transformer section, hope to get the other parts today or soon.

--- Quote from: smalltownguy on May 31, 2011, 09:44:15 am ---3. Bob Roberts has a GREAT writeup on wiring a cab. His method deviates from the original wiring, opting to use a switching power supply instead of the old linear power supplies found in the original wiring. I'd highly recommend converting to a switching power supply in that cab when you restore it. It will save you headaches later.
http://therealbobroberts.net/acwiring.html

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The Power supply area of my Pacman is still in tact, and I'll use the old linear supply, but thanks for the info.

opt2not:

--- Quote from: Muffindude on May 31, 2011, 06:04:28 pm ---The Power supply area of my Pacman is still in tact, and I'll use the old linear supply, but thanks for the info.

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Good job. I for one am a fan of the old Linears.
It's original, easy to repair, and more reliable in the long run.

Muffindude:
Ok, just got some more of the parts.
I have recieved:
- Fuse Holder
- Marquee
- Bezel
- T-Molding
- Locks
- Legs
- PCB

I have some more stuff that I have to receive, like the joystick.
Apparently my photos are too large, so I'll be posting them later.

Spyridon:
Good luck with the restore, these extreme make overs are fun to watch.  The link to my Pac-man restore is posted above.  Check that out as it may answer a lot of your questions.

kampcool:
Sweet find, cant wait to watch the progress on these, as it will be very interesting.   Best of luck, and have fun.

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