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Del knows everything Dave. He knows what everyone is up to, every deal, every rip-off, every underbid. He's involved in most of 'em!

Hi on my travels today I came across these roms could someone check if there reqd cheers Tony.... does anyone have any pics of this machine I've hunted for them but cant find anything other than a thread from 2009 on fruit emu asking for roms

Lol coming from the second tightest man on this forum, after @bigtime2u, that's quite some comment! A fiver would be more your figure!

Please try this had trouble dumping but got one clean dump cheers tony dirty dozen sound.BIN

Now where did I put that lighter

I know this an old thread but came across the sound rom for this the other day if its wanted cheers Tony

Another classic from Bugs and I. Many thanks to all who posted helping to describe how this one looks. This is either semi mute or has an emu issue with the sound, hope it does not spoil it too much for you all. Cheers. Dirty Dozen (Jpm).zip

Here's a bingo themed machine from Barcrest, called Clickity Click. Most likely found in bingo halls back in the early 90's, it's set on a £6 token jackpot at 20p play and uses the rarely used plasma display. Keyboard shortcuts in the notes section of the emulator. Thanks to Wizard for the amazing emulator. The Rom and Flyer provider Please use MFME V19.6 or later to play Clickity Click.zip

A bit of a jolly Jackpot tune 20191005_145129.mp4

well they run mate just a case of what machine now

Aint that the truth. I never understand why anyone would go for a machine they never would want. Unless of course there is a good flip and massive profit. Im saying no more. I know too much. Sad times for genuine collectors that don't sell 😐☹

Anything over £50 and your not interested!

Thanks for this, seems ok to me.

I haven't got this layout so I'm going to send it to Geddy. I'll ask him to PM you if they work if its ok.

Thank You Amot, I can now finally emulate anther lost gem Thank You again for dumping these roms.

They boot up ok and run in the emu.

You must never say this you put a curse on the boards if you do lol.

It's in the leafs

A bit of a learning curve, got my new chipboard for the sides and a new template router bit and tried a cut using the old side as a template, not very smooth or satisfactory result! But I was just using the router to chomp through the wood ! What I should have done was roughly cut round it with a jigsaw leaving a few mils for the router to trim. If it's dry tomorrow will have another go at it. Still not done the bezel yet but I have a brand new set of glasses for it! The old one's are ok but has a bit near the credit display that's coiming away!

Can you send Noel too so he stand there and watch

There was no fight over the machine or any shady underhand tactics from the buyer The seller just chose a person and sold it to them No silly prices were paid. Nothing to see here As mentioned plenty more pcps in the sea I wish I'd have brought it as would have been my 1st machine. Gutted I missed out Glad someone had it. Happy days

Good job so far mate hopefully just a track issue there for you.

I started my first board tonight here's where I'm at. I'm planning to repair the tracks, refit new IC's when they turn up. One repair needs to go through the via onto the back. Change that diode on D30 to a 1N. Change the old transistor q1. Try it Open to any suggestions as usual. Also looking for the hex file of the m1b test Rom. Thanks

I will get one done nick that is a little longer glad some many of you guys a can remember this one👍

Buttons cleaned stripped and decals all match again....

Didn't the cancel button flash breifly for the hold after win?

key to maygay is test the RAM pins with a logic probe while there is no card in. They should all be floating (not HI or LO) . If any are showing a signal theres a shorted IC on the databus. Second key is a magic number - 20C0. In nearly al M1 games the very first instruction in ROM ( at 2800h) loads a register with 1. The next instruction after that writes the value in the register to location 20C0. That happens to be pin 4 of U11 on 1A and 1B which sets IOenable to HI , ie turns it off. That in turn sets RAM enable at the PAL chip ON. If you cant do that, you cant peform a RAM test. just in case it helps , on maygay RAM sits at 0000-1FFF, the IO sits 2000-27FF and the ROM fills the address space after that (2800 and up)