Arcade Collecting > Restorations & repair
2600's Punch-Out Restoration
Spyridon:
Any progress?
2600:
On the Cab or the kit?
My restore process is going to be a little bit slower then yours. I just got back from paternity leave and had a big project to get out the door at work. Luckily that part is done now. Hope to start to put a few things back in the cab this weekend.
For the kit, I'm finishing up the VHDL right now and then I'll finish laying out the rest of the PCB's.
Spyridon:
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The cab. (but I'm interested in the kit as well)
jow:
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--- Quote from: 2600 on September 09, 2008, 05:55:12 am ---
I will. I talked about it a little on KLOV. I don't think it will be that popular though, because it's a little pricey.
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Did we come up with a price? ;D
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I'm guesstimating $175. I don't want to go higher then that, but trying to go lower. I may offer kits of parts at a cheaper price. I'm also looking at other ways or offering options that would make it cheaper.
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What will be involved with the kit? Will it be solder-less? Also, if people w/ PO's get this, how will we make the ducking in SPO work?
2600:
The kit will be solder-less. It will mainly involve taking out EPROMs and putting a board down in it's place.
As for the duck, Mike's arcade should be offering a SPO repro joystick soon. Or you can mount another button for duck.
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