I need a neck board for my vintage ms pacman game

#I need a neck board for my vintage ms pacman game how to#
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The one thing holding me up is the thermistor at location TH501 (which I only want to replace for good measure, I might just put it together as is and see how well it works). So far I've replaced all the caps including the large filter cap, the three transistors on the neck board that controll the color circuites, and a bunch of the resistors that work in line with the color circuite transistors. I was able to find a book for the WG 4900 on line (someone on this forum actually found it for me) and so I was able to figure out what parts to order. The original book says it should have a WG 4600 or a Electrohome G07, so someone replaced the monitor. My game had a Wells Gardner 4900 monitor. Very cool! Yeah I'm pretty sure it's only one or two chips that need to be swapped to get rid of the speed up. Yeah I'll screw up a lot, but by the time I get done, I will know a lot about this game and have increased skills to tackle the next game. If you want to email, my email is my username at yahoo. Once I have the new 285 in, I should be able to see where things are. I have an IC for the sound amp, but am hoping not to have to replace that. I replaced the RAMs at 2L and 2K so far, and am waiting on a few parts that should come in today before I can try again once everything is put together. I wanted to just replace the lot because of the heat that was apparent there at some point and I can't get continuity on every one.

He said that he doesn't know where to find them as they rarely go bad. Some people complain about a few resistors in that area going bad (R522 pops up a lot in forums), but Bob Roberts doesn't carry any of them as of yesterday. Hoping that will eventually fix my screen issue. I had some crappy pads so some of the caps I installed when I did the cap kit didn't solder properly and I'm having to fix those as I find them.

I'm looking at various parts of the chassis. I just replaced the vertical IC's but have half a screen and the right half is collapsed (which is better than the total collapse I had). (I replaced the 28 pin sockets with dual-wipes but installed the 285 upside down and I think turned it into a belt buckle or paper weight). I screwed up my 285 daughter board so am waiting on a new one. Pac turbo roms and put them away for now. My guess is that it's just a replacement of one of the ROM's, but I can't say for sure.

#I need a neck board for my vintage ms pacman game how to#

I'm sure you can find other resources as to how to change the speed back if you're just wanting to have standard Ms. So far I have replaced the ROMS so that they are back to Pacman.

#I need a neck board for my vintage ms pacman game password#

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