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Arcadenut
Bio:  
I started collecting in 1998, picking up my first machine, a Williams "Defender". From that one game, it's grown into a collection of around 53 arcade games, 2 Pinballs, a token machine and a custom built MP3 Juke Box.  

This contributor has added or contributed to the following PCB's.
Game 
Year Released 
PCB Mfg Display Name 
Part Number 
Unknown PCB 0Unknown 
Joust 1982Williams5771-09840-00
Joust 1982Williams5772-09680-00
Bermuda Triangle 1987SNK 
Sinistar 1982Williams5770-09656-00 Rev. D
DownTown / Mokugeki 1989Seta 
Defender 1980Williams5770-09471-X4
Sinistar 1982WilliamsIC-2001-146
Gondomania 1987Data East USA 
Sinistar 1982Williams5771-09859-00
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This contributor has added or contributed to the following Parts.
Part Type 
Part Number 
Description 
Part Group 
Width 
Height 
Depth 
Depth 
Manufacturer 
Control Panel MO-2018 Monaco GP Mini Control Panel0000Sega
Monitor  
Unknown Monitor, if you know what it is, please let me know!
 
Pictures thanks to Kalamath on KLOV! 
 0000 
Monitor WG6100NOTE: This monitor has the LV2000 upgrade kit installed in it.  The cage is also off the HV section as I was repairing the monitor at the time the pictures were taken.WG61000000Wells Gardner
Bracket 037309-01 AUpper Retainer Bracket 0000Atari Games
Joystick LS30
SNK Rotary Joystick
 
Thanks go to PrairieDillo on KLOV for the pictures. 
 0000SNK
Monitor Sanyo 20EZ
WARNING! This monitor runs off 100V so do not plug it in to a normal outlet!
 
Don't let the name fool you.  It might have EZ in the name, but it's probably the hardest monitor to work on due to the amount of things you have to disassemble just to work on it.  
 0000Sanyo
Monitor G19-CDO
Images and description courtesy of Dokert on KLOV. 
 
  • This monitor has a low impedance yoke, unlike the G07 which has a high impedance yoke.  
  • This monitor has individual headers for both positive and negative sync.
  • It uses a JVC flyback, with a horizontal width coil mounted on top of it. It also employs 2 more with coils directly on the chassis.
  • It uses the same neck socket pinout as the G07.
  •  There are separate controls for H Hold and H Phas. (H Freq)
 0000Electrohome
Joystick    0000Taito
Bracket 037304-01 ABottom Retainer Bracket 0000Atari Games
Monitor 51056
Information and Images contributed by Chris Silvestri.
 
Originally in Universal cabinets.  100v monitor. Only markings on it are
the "P.E.I.C." and the neckboard says "Universal". This is also a CR-25
neck.
 
Possibly Model #: 51056
 
*P.E.I.C. Monitor*
 
*P.E.I.C. Capacitor List*
33 uf 160v C909
1 uf 160v C908
22uf 160v C907
2.2uf 16v C606
10uf 25v C707
1uf 50v C701
50uf 3.3v C708
1uf 25v C603
330uf 10v C615
10uf 25v C605
100uf 10v C724
3.3uf 25v C733/C727
47uf 16v C614
100uf 160v C725
22uf 50v C735
10uf 160v C730
330uf 16v C726
1000uf 16v C723
10uf 60v C609
10uf 160v C611
NECK BOARD
10uf 16v C1/C2/C3/C4
10uf 250v C13
100uf 25v C15 *Blue cap
 0000PEIC
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This contributor has added or contributed to the following Repair Logs.
Repair Of 
Title 
Status 
WG6100 No Picture Fixed
WG6100 Game is restricted to the lower right corner of the Screen. Fixed
G05-801 Bright Dot in the center of the screen Fixed
Jr. Pac-Man Entire Game Jr. Pac Man (Field Kit), Audio Hum Broken
Stargate CPU RAM Error and Picture Scrambled Broken
Stargate CPU Bad Rug Pattern Broken
WG4901 Vertical Collapse InProgress
Pac-Man Entire Game Game does not boot Fixed
WG4606 Picture wraps around screen. Fixed
Marble Madness Cartridge Garbage on the Playfield Fixed
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