Arcade Collecting > Restorations & repair
Stargate Restoration
Level42:
--- Quote from: Peale on August 14, 2008, 10:49:17 am ---So change your posts already. I could do it, but that'd be...rude.
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Yes it would, wouldn't it ? Maybe it was rude of me to post the hotlinked pics.
I didn't see any harm in it though. I (like obviously most of us here) like to see what we're talking about and I don't like to need to click to other sites. But that's all just MHO of course.
I've removed the hotlinks.
It's your machine and your thread Peale.
:dunno
SirPeale:
Thanks, I appreciate it. I will have pictures - more, and better - in the future, but right now just leave it as-is. It's frustrating enough not being able to work on it as much as I'd like. If I worked on it as much as I thought about working on it, I'd have all twelve machines done by now. :D
Level42:
I know what you mean Peale. I've got about the same problem. So far I've been picking up one cab after another because I couldn't let them "get away". I don't regret ANY buy, but this did kinda hindered the restoration of the earlier bought cabs money wise and time wise.
I'm now accumulating all parts I need for most of my cabs and see if I can combine things in one big order.
The only down-side of that could be customs trouble.....not sure yet what to do.
ChadTower:
--- Quote from: Level42 on August 15, 2008, 05:15:44 pm ---The only down-side of that could be customs trouble.....not sure yet what to do.
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Road trip, obviously. Maybe lots of them.
SirPeale:
I popped the boards into my Defender today to test. It booted to garbage. I suspect a bad RAM, but I'm not sure which one. Something similar happened on my Defender when I swapped out the 4116 to 4164 RAM.
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