Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: Otraotaku on April 17, 2005, 02:29:19 am
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I was looking through ebay one week under one of my favorite searches and I found a great buy, A Final Fight One Cabinet which looks fairly clean, and works 100%
for the low,low price of $150! I guess the odds are with you when your bidding on Local pick ups in certain states... ^.<
PS: I am also Putting my MGCD up for auction now on ebay, along with the possibility of my Suicide Free boards (EX. MVSC
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Nice looking cab. I got one of those in my garage that I got along with some empties, tho mine is not as clean. It a fun game, the neighborhood kids love it! I always thought of putting it back in service.....
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Now the question is..
Which williams game was it originally??
Later,
dabone
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good question... -.-?
Ill have to remember to ask him when I go pick it up later this week... ^.<
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Just post a full side pic and somebody around here can tell you. Looks like a clean cab. Nice catch.
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Joust/Moon patrol
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Okay I brought it home and as some of you already know the Screen is stuck on Red, and some of the other Dials/Knobs are broken... I also noticed that the paint underneath is gray and blue... any Idea what it was before the conversion?
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Just to add, that this was working 100% when it was sitting at the rink where I had picked it up from, If you have any Suggestions on how to fix the monitor Please Send me a Tell... ^.<
I checked on Klov, and moon patrol has blue and gray side art but i pealed a little bit of paint further off to find a combination of blue,gray and red?! but the base color of the cabinet is gray....
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DIrect quote from Ken Layton:
"You have a "heater to cathode" short inside the neck of the picture tube. Sometimes connecting it to a picture tube rejuvenator (a piece of test equipment sometimes called a 'restorer-analyzer') can blast the short out and fix it. Randy Fromm's website has a tech section detailing a homemade fix for this problem. "
I have this same problem on my P.O.W. I haven't had a chance to try it out on my cab yet.
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DIrect quote from Ken Layton:
"You have a "heater to cathode" short inside the neck of the picture tube. Sometimes connecting it to a picture tube rejuvenator (a piece of test equipment sometimes called a 'restorer-analyzer') can blast the short out and fix it. Randy Fromm's website has a tech section detailing a homemade fix for this problem. "
I have this same problem on my P.O.W. I haven't had a chance to try it out on my cab yet.
Whoa? the jizza'whatzit? lol, I think i under stand the short part... but I also noticed that all the red knobs are bent far off the board and are no longer on their leads... is this bad? They are hanging by a metal piece thou...
I can try and take a pic when i get home but it wont be very detailed considering that its hard to see as it is... >.<
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Try soldering the knobs back on, you may have to purchase replacement knobs (pots). If that doesn't fix your problem, then you may have what I posted.
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I checked on Klov, and moon patrol has blue and gray side art but i pealed a little bit of paint further off to find a combination of blue,gray and red?! but the base color of the cabinet is gray....
Robotron.
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im not so sure, the picture of the paint was pretty far down the cabinet and its art was alot more higher than that... and the KLOV.com's cabinet has a cut out Control panel-like style... and this one just goes down from the monitor to the floor with no curves on the CP?
dunno, the colors are right.. but i dunno...
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here are the Contestants So far! ^.<
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unfortunately thats all i could dig up from KLOV, >.<
I scratched away at a side and it was indeed gray, so im left to think that Karman was right it was a robotron 2084...
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That Robotron picture you just posted is not in a normal Robotron cabinet, the picture Klov has is of a rare factory conversion of another cabinet.
A REAL Robotron cabinet is here.
http://www.arcadeflyers.net/?page=flyerdb&subpage=flyer&id=2428&image=1
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That Robotron picture you just posted is not in a normal Robotron cabinet, the picture Klov has is of a rare factory conversion of another cabinet.
A REAL Robotron cabinet is here.
http://www.arcadeflyers.net/?page=flyerdb&subpage=flyer&id=2428&image=1
You are most definately Right, Everything matches up... Thanks PaigeOliver.. ^.<