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  1. A bit of a shaggy dog story now, bear with me though as it's a goody. I've been looking at a couple of MPU2 carts which have suffered battery rot. They have the mask ROM on them which is either a SL32000 or a SCM39199P. The next one had started eating away the ROMs and a leg fell off! So you can see both versions of the two chips, one's a Farranti and the other a Motorola device. These are both custom specials probably with the same code burnt in but I can't be sure on that? Anyway, yesterday I was frantically searching for some ROMs that I thought I'd mislaid in the workshop, actually I hadn't but that's another story! So whilst searching I came across a set of ROMs that Rich kindly donated some time back. I had copied them all previously for safety but looking closely at one of them I noticed something I hadn't spotted before. It had Barcrest hand written on the label along with BASIS.PR which meant nothing to me. What I hadn't noticed though was at the top it also said SCM39199P!! Now, whether this is the code on those custom chips I can't say, but it might be? SCM39199p.rar
    4 points
  2. Reel 2 now done one left mate ill try and crack that tomorrow and send you the files. If you want to share up to you, again done for you in return for what you've helped me with. Heres a sneak peak
    3 points
  3. Heres a quick vid of my latest machine to add to my collection. Couldn't resist it to go next to my fareplay and anyway nudger so to line up a LSI /MPU1 & MPU2 together. https://youtu.be/b-82vhPJCzE
    2 points
  4. I've run the ROM dump through a 6800 disassembler and it does appear to contain valid program code. I've attached a copy of the listing for anyone who is interested. SCM39199p.lst
    2 points
  5. Wish I knew you were going mate could have got my spare blue streak glasses off him πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ not that I’m in a rush. He’s done a good job of that glass. I’ve finished your reels just before I left work. sizing them now going to be a pain. Could do with originals again but I’ll send you the files in the morning when in mate πŸ‘πŸ‘
    2 points
  6. http://www.clearplasticsupplies.co.uk/acrylic_tube_clear.htm
    2 points
  7. One clean fruit..... on to the next 50+ πŸ˜…πŸ€£πŸ˜‚
    2 points
  8. Then use colour picker tool to pick up the colour and again hand draw over it to get rid of blemishes and white in the coloured area
    2 points
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  10. Hi chaps, Here's a bit of a blinder, a really good nick LSI chassis. Rarer than hens teeth! Now you maybe thinking where's the RAM, where does the ROM cart go and where's all the support chips? It must all be done with the ZNA129 chip. I can't find any information on this one and even the stuff that RIche has posted doesn't have a schematic which is a shame. You have assume that it would only ever play the one game without re-soldering the chip as it must be programmed at the factory. I'm sure the smarter folks out there will correct me if that's not the case. The beauty with these old boards is there's no battery so no corrosion. I might have a go at drawing out the schematic if I get the time (and enthusiasm). It's certainly a fascinating tech probably one of the first to go digital.
    1 point
  11. Not long got back from collecting the bottom glass today from Ian at instance automatics, I already had the top glass and i picked 2 x moneyline fruit machines up in the bexhill raid the other week and unfortunately one has a broken bottom glass so donor cab sorted happy days
    1 point
  12. Awesome work mate thanks again barrie
    1 point
  13. We do have some talent on here.well done guys.they look great.
    1 point
  14. It's the MC6800.πŸ‘
    1 point
  15. Excellent work barrie very impressive πŸ‘
    1 point
  16. Nice work mate, Those are my original bands so I know how badly damaged that one is that looks really good
    1 point
  17. Nice work, looking good. If there's any texture to the coloured area being repaired I'd use the clone tool rather than colour picker. Good luck
    1 point
  18. Awesome work Barrie really appreciate your efforts mate they're looking great
    1 point
  19. And here the way im doing it, open to suggestions if anyone is more into this than me and useful to anyone hopefully who fancies having a go.... Heres the bad plum where the reels scraped it off in places.
    1 point
  20. Heres some cleaning up, again the way ive managed to do it..... Orange being the more simple one to fix
    1 point
  21. Well for those following here's a cleaned up band from Rich's set and a Rat Race one too. Best I can do, im no artist but they look good printed
    1 point
  22. I've bought some yellow too to try and rescue the Bell Fruit artwork on the glass.
    1 point
  23. Bloody hell Rich, is there nothing you can't find.πŸ‘ Any info on that chip would be a real bonus. That would save me many hours of head scratching and my old eyesight too.
    1 point
  24. maybe unrelated but i spoke to a op in leeds about stanmarsh's fruit deuce many years ago and he said he knew the guys from farentti and would / could get the schematics for me let me contact him again, might be too late and comes to nothing but doesnt hurt asking
    1 point
  25. Cheers dave .I have three early barcrests in my collection now.
    1 point
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