www.cgcc.ca

Agreed, it kinda fits in, odd but not super ugly.

Game is Sold

Game is Mint, Very low usage. $1800 *32" 720p LCD panel (HDMI & VGA inputs) *Horizontal/vertical screen orientation *Dell OptiPlex 390 Form Factor Intel i3 2120 @ 3.3 GHz - 4 GB Ram - 500 GB *HyperSpin/Rocker launcher installed with 70 Gigs of Games installed *USB Encoders installed for us...

Updated post to reflect more info and price drop

Awesome!!

aerostarz wrote:Good Deal,
Monitor and coin door and marquee alone is worth 100.

That marquee looks big and wide. I could use one of those in my drop ceiling.
lol.

Good Deal,
Monitor and coin door and marquee alone is worth 100.

CoitusMysterioso wrote:You can actually buy rolls of foil tape for repairing circuit boards. It just sticks down and you can solder right to it.

Thanks, will look in to this after using the stuff i just purchased today at Sayal.

jasonec wrote:It really depends on the broken trace type. Solder drops are good for some traces, wire on the reverse for others, and even conductive paint for traces that are very fine or close together.

Good to know, i picked up some wire wrap wire from Sayal for 8 bucks and the Conductive ink pen for 14.

mdeslaur wrote:Wire-wrap wire is what I usually use. I suppose ethernet cable strands can work.

I would usually fix the broken top traces by re-routing them with wire on the solder side, not by trying to fix it on the component side.

Thanks for the tip. Will keep that in mind.

Hey Guys. I burned up some traces on both sides of my Asteroids Deluxe as my iron was set too high! In addition, while removing a newly installed defective IC socket, i broke some traces using my hot solder station in an effort to not ruin any more traces using the solder puller. I should have used ...

Game is Mint, Very low usage. $1800 *32" 720p LCD panel (HDMI & VGA inputs) *Horizontal/vertical screen orientation *Dell OptiPlex 390 Form Factor Intel i3 2120 @ 3.3 GHz - 4 GB Ram - 500 GB *HyperSpin/Rocker launcher installed with 70 Gigs of Games installed *USB Encoders installed for use...

Very nice collection! very cool.

Got mine for $275 but that was 4 years ago

Looking forward to the video footage on this one.

Good luck Che! Great job In keeping it alive.

Sean