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Bahahaha this actually makes the post better imo

SATANIC MAC CLUB Arcade Adventures At this point in time I have purchased, modified and sold a few arcade machines locally which typically funds the next project. One type of cabinet I haven't had experience with was the cocktail cabinet. This week I lucked upon a marketplace listing for a...

ooooh! rare birb edition too

Nice write up! Thanks for posting, hopefully this helps folks that find their way here :)

"vigorously"

congratulations! the reward was friendship all along... and a working computer.

Let's have an install race!

lots of flux then ADD a bunch of new solder, hopefully you have a gun to suck it out ala FR301 or you'll have a hell of a time. Worse case just snip the legs away from the body and solder to the old ones and you'll avoid damaging the board further

@techknight any insight? I'd think those are the culprit since the consistency of the missing segments

is there a filament to match this color?

You're in the right train of thought. It's typically an eaten trace between the two highlighted sections

Hakko pumps, Metcal DUMPS!

Both are 47uf electrolytic One being 4v and the other 16v. In this case you can replace them both with 47uf 16v for ease of ordering. *You can always go OVER the rated voltage, never under.*

"Make sure to know what you're doing." HA!

Only when your collection starts trailing out into the hallway is when you worry about room.

*Immediately finds another vintage computer haul*

aaaaaaaand I did it. Free money!

Smart, I should do this too!

25 cents! or if you're my 2 year old daughter? like $10 because the game IS putting quarters in :ROFLMAO:

Recently I have been delving into home arcades, modifications and related diy projects. One that excited me the most was reliving the experience of arcade light gun games like Time Crisis, House of the Dead, Terminator 2 and Aliens 3. The feeling of holding a pistol, revolver or machine gun that...