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Asteroids Restoration -- Hardware 100% / Starting Cab work...

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theCoder:
I'm no oscilloscope jockey, but it looks like you've got a starting point for your repairs.  Maybe you'll get lucky and it will fire up after these fixes.  Good luck with it.

The Chugnut:
Really interesting project Mr Mcfreak. Can't wait to see the conclusion to the mystery!


--- Quote from: arcadefever on August 13, 2007, 10:13:59 pm ---did any asteroids bootleg were produce ???

--- End quote ---

I believe there is at least one; it was a bootleg that ran on the Lunar Lander hardware apparently  :dizzy:

EDIT: Linky

BobA:
That extra board looks like a standard jamma finger board.   Could your cab been reworked with a jamma harness?   Seems a bit weird for a vector game but who knows what that cab has been through?  Just thinking maybe the board in your cab is not even a vector game.  Maybe it never worked.

mcfreak:
I was thinking down that path as well.  The vector monitor is obv still there so I am not sure what is going on.  I will do the repairs tonight and see if I still blow the fuse and then go from there.

Level42:
Follwing your steps closely.

The only reason I can think of why they cut the cab is that maybe it has been moved to or out of a place that wouldn't allow it to be normally moved in/out. I have the same problem with my stairs in my house. I could manage to get an Atari Domino's up there (with the marquee box removed) but no-way I'm going to get any other cab like Galaxian, Mario Bros etc. up there. It's because of a turn in the stairs....

That disc capacitor is probably only there for filtering, I'd repair it but don't expect wonders of it. THe traces are definitely a problem though...

Search http://www.system16.com/ for maybe a PCB that looks like yours ....

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