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Don't think the 256K versions are all that popular for pinball stuff but I'm sure vid's used them a bunch. I'm always on the hunt for 2732, so if you have any of those you don't want lmk. D

Was hoping to see a couple Zaccaria machines in the pics... oh well. Nothing that interesting for me this time. (unless Gerry has other pics of some Zaccaria games not listed here) D

Been away from the pc all weekend, and Sylvain beat me to it. The disc cap on the tilt for your older games is bang on if they are not present already. As for the new Sterns, isn't there a setting in the menu system that handles tilt sensitivity? I recall seeing somewhere something about...

I do have the spray and depending on the type of solder used the spray works great. I usually use solder with a no-clean flux core, but I also have spools of regular rosin (which I use on wire and coils) as well as water-wash. D

I LOL'd at this vid. D

+1 Scott. My kids and their friends love it, and it's the theme that draws them in and the video aspect gives them an immediate sense of accomplishment which I find can be lost on kids when playing the more traditional style of games. D

I could probably list every game I've bought and sold over the last 14-15 years but I'm just too damn lazy. :) D

I'm at 2 with 20 (and one on order), but not maxed out by any means. I'm not interested in increasing my collection further, but that isn't to say I won't buy something if it peaks my interest. D

I would say Starburst is going to be your only option if you don't want to order on-line from the USA. (or try to hit up another collector or pinball shop out in your neck of the woods?) D

In this installment I will be revisiting the exact same DCS sound PCB that I worked on last year. (which you can find here http://www.pinballrevolution.com/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=1040 ) As you may or may not remember, the previous repair dealt with a serious ground buzz issue in the amplifier...

Fairly easy and shallow. Some have said there is too much Jar Jar in the game. It's fun, but RFM is definitely the better package. D

Excellent! Did you find what you needed at Sayal? D

Alright, so this one was interesting... This game came to me from a friend of a PB Rev member, and I had actually worked on this game in the past. I had to repair a small fire that broke out in the high voltage section a few years ago after being over fused by mistake. I will say it was an...

So I had a well known PB Rev member that started having issues with a couple of his Rottendog WPC driver boards. He had decided to install a pair of them in his TAF and WH20 for some "peace of mind", and they certainly did the trick. That was until he opted to install some ColorDMD's in each...

Sayal is pretty much your best bet for this stuff. (Vic Park & Gordon Baker) Unfortunately their inventory out on the floor sucks, and I'm finding more and more everything I need is in the warehouse and subject to a $15 line minimum! It's easier and cheaper to get what you need from the US...

I think the one thing Kevin is neglecting to take into account is the amount of time CPR has taken to turn a lot of these "pre-orders" around. I was one of the first people to sign up for one of the TOTAN pf's, and that was a LONG effin' time ago! I've since sold the TOTAN that I was going...