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Gran Trak 10
Thanks I'll let him know. He doubts he'll be able to find a complete setup but said he might be able to convert another cabinet from maybe a Sprint 2. Feel free to let me know what you're asking for the pcb and I'll ask him this week at work, he might be interested. -
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Gottlieb Solar Ride SS restore
Yep, definitely a Goddard machine. Quite amazing how vibrant the red and yellow colours still are. The red on the panel with the goddard stickers usually suffers bad with fading but that one looks barely faded. Should have a mechanical play meter and a mechanical coin meter.........what do they read?........I like mechanical pinball meters........they don't lie and never get changed unless the fail. It would have been 20c- 3balls........The coin meter should be one pulse one coin so the total number divided by 5 will show you how many dollars that machine made over it's life. Most of the time these meters show exactly why pinballs were everywhere.........they paid for themselves in no time. The underside of the playfield looks very clean actually. -
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victoria Godzilla LE, Mandalorian LE, Avengers IQ Premium, Ironman VE
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Pinball parts clean out #4
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MGLLV - GENESIS OF THE ARCADE - WORLD COMPETITION
I was looking back on all the years of MGL competition and noticed that Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi have never been played in the MGL. Maybe the controls were the issue in the past, but it's open to be played now.- 1
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MGLLV - GENESIS OF THE ARCADE - WORLD COMPETITION
I am really glad you liked it. The music is Tarkus from ELP, and is one of the iconic tracks of the 70s, which perfectly matches the theme of the 70s arcade games. Get your nominations in everybody, otherwise no one will hear you ... 👂 -
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Does anyone code for the STM32 microcontrollers?
We got the screen to work a lot better today the library had the wrong screen size selected so we had two columns and three rows of pixels that wouldn't draw. We're having a colour problem now with the conversion of the bitmap to C code. We've tested a few things and we're sure the problem lies in the conversion process. It works perfectly with the supplied image data but when we convert our image the colours are getting screwed up. Small steps at the moment but we are getting closer every week. Once we get this issue sorted we can move onto driving 4 or 5 screens from one microcontroller. We'll probably change to the ESP32 as it has more storage space for a larger number of images. I've just ordered two ESP32 boards to play with.- 1
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