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Biff is an expert on every topic!Quote:
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Originally Posted by wEEman33
QFT. I can't even begin to tell you how many games of super tennis were played at our household back in the day.
Glad you were able to fix your sticky situation netwurked.
This looks like a Cover Picture from one of those How to solder books.
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Exactly my thinking as soon as we fired it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowutopia
Downside: Now the kiosk resets every 5-10 minutes or so when playing. The circuitry to reboot the console must have been on that sound board. D'oh! Guess I'll have to hook up a regular old SNES instead of the funky one that is in there.
Netwurked and I celebrated with some Virtua Tennis, Mega Man X, Street Fighter 2 Turbo and Killer Instinct. What what.
What a difference a few weeks makes eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Advocate
I actually said it looked like an art photo or something when I emailed it over to him. Mad photography skillz imo.
Flip the board over and take a pic of the ICs on it. It cant be more than a simple timer circuit wired to the reset signal.Quote:
Originally Posted by K3V
http://videogamecollectors.com/album...k/MVC_678S.jpg
In that pic, the bottom dial is for volume and the top I believe controls the time between system resets.
What are the part numbers on those ICs?
Not sure, and I probably can't get at them to see what they are now that the board is installed either.
IS THAT SOME ULTRA R@R3 PROTO?Quote:
Originally Posted by K3V