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BFM/Whitbread - Casino Royale Tech: SCORPION 2 This time from me is a pub AWP, this one is from Bell Fruit's Barcode era (early / mid 90's). Break the barcode to get access to the features - a simple enough machine to play. Keyboard shortcuts in the notes section of the emulator. Thanks to Wizard for the emulator. The rom & image providers. Please use MFME V19.8 or later to play. Casino Royale.zip

I have managed to get this! it nreds some work on it but it does show these things ARE still out there!!! I was extremely lucky to get it!!! make it like this Midibob!!!

JPM - Club Roller Coaster Tech: IMPACT Off to the theme park we go and have a ride on the Roller Coaster with this classic from JPM. Loads going on, features, win spins, cash & nudges, it's all good fun. Keyboard Shortcuts in the notes section of the emulator. Thanks to Wizard for the emulator. The Rom and image providers. Please use MFME V19.8 or later to play. Club Roller Coaster.zip

Here's another crips clear layout this time it's an italian job 4 clone,left it at £35 instead of £70 so it plays a nicer game,thanks to player once again for the clear prints and to wizard for the new mfme. USE MFME V 19.8 AND ABOVE ONLY. Mazooma Popeye Uhd Wdx.zip

Pretty please with a cherry on top lol

Thanks mate, not one I'm familiar with but I did like this Barcode style of machine.

thanks westy

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Layout edited with the fixes sorted.

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I've been working on a board that's been driving me nuts. It's been a good learning curve though, looking on the bright side, and I'm glad to say I've sussed it too. This one was odd because when cold it wouldn't alarm, just start the boot process and stop with the top left LED only. Once it warmed up it would then alarm and then try to boot again and carry on infinitum. In desperation I'd tested all the main IC's plus the two TMS9902's and all proved to be innocent. All signals out of the CPU buffer chips looked good too! To warm up it would take about half an hour, once in this state switching on or off for about 5 mins would change the state of alarming or not. Freezer and heat really proved nothing although I did find IC20 may have been sensitive. Once I'd swapped it out it started alarming every time even from cold so I put the original chip back in and that was now the same?? Normally this chip suffers as it's next to the battery but this one looked as good as new. Some of the joints did look a little crusty so it was probably good to get a socket in anyway. Next thing there was a track eaten away under where the battery was. I suspect this only went to the side DIN socket so not performing any particular function for normal use. I repaired it anyway and reflowed a few more via's which looked a bit crusty around the battery area. The next thing was the two resistors R132 and 133 which I think set the timing of IC35. The 150K (R132) read about 70K and then jumped around all over the shop. The 56K ( R133) wasn't particularly happy either. Once replaced and switched on BINGO she booted. I still don't really know what the main cause was as I'd checked the waveform to the RAM (CS2) which is controlled by IC35 and it looked OK but who knows? I know folks remove this chip as it does cause problems and they aren't obtainable any more. For home use though it's not really an issue.

Winner .you ha e to assume someone had been messing about with this plug then

Been looking into this one and decided to have a crack at a redraw

Awesome!!!!

They don't make them like this anymore, classic old Maygay title here and I think the first DX of this particular tech. Thanks to @Stuart for sending me some photos of a couple machines what feels like years ago now (don't worry the other one is planned), @Reg for his classic and continued support at DIF, @Ploggy for some MMM reel images allowing me to create this set, @evo1 for quality testing & @Wizard for MFME. ****************************************** Bust Out DX ****************************************** Released - 15th February 2020 Author - Dave Pook Manufacturer - Maygay Stake - 10p Jackpot - £3 ****************************************** Shortcuts... 0 - Enter 50p 9 - Enter 20p Token 8 - Enter 10p 7 - Enter £1 (change only) `/C - Cancel/Collect T - Transfer N/U - Nudge Up 1 - Hold/Nudge 1 2 - Hold/Nudge 2 3 - Hold/Nudge 3 A - Auto Win W - Wild Reel C - Cash Pot Space - Start ****************************************** Thanks to.. Reg - Classic Stu - Photos Ploggy - Reel Photos Evo1 - Testing Wizard - Emulator ****************************************** http://www.desertislandfruits.com/forum/index.php?/topic/4154-bust-out-dx-maygay-mmm/

Just goes to show that they are still out there! Very nice find, and a good addition to an already impressive collection of classics.