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| Galaxian Resto (finished) |
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| 8BitMonk:
Should be a cool restore, I like the look of these. Keep the joystick original if you can! |
| Ian:
--- Quote from: Cobolisdead on November 14, 2016, 03:43:14 pm ---You before pics looks better than my after pics on my Galaxian! --- End quote --- Ha! I have the money to fix... but do I have the skill????? ;D |
| Ian:
--- Quote from: 8BitMonk on November 14, 2016, 04:49:27 pm ---Should be a cool restore, I like the look of these. Keep the joystick original if you can! --- End quote --- :cheers: Cheers to that... If anyone has an extra stick please message me. Otherwise the hunt will continue! |
| Ian:
--- Quote from: behrmr on November 14, 2016, 01:41:46 pm ---The ball top should be red so what you have there is probably wrong as you suspect. If it's loose that could be due to the diameter of the shaft being off. It sits in between two rubber stops and those look intact so that's probably not the issue. I don't think a leaf pro would work real well there particularly with the mounting pattern not matching the studs. I would think you could find a replacement from another collector. Good luck. --- End quote --- Thanks for the confirmation and the reply I appreciate it! I will hunt! |
| Ian:
Well I plugged everything in after a good cleaning. Two different results on my two boards. Board 1 I plugged this in and my speaker went full on bass mode. It was a very low humm... nothing seemed right. I assume this is as dead as it gets???? Board 2 This sounded better (less bass, but no game sounds either), and actually produced something that looked like a game. Nothing was in motion. But I gotta know what you experts have to say. Is this something I send in??? Or should I be better off looking for a tested board? |
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