EspGaluda pcb issues

[SuperDeadite]

Well going from my memory, the 2-slot being MVS pinout has 1 pin for Speaker R (+), and 1 pin for Speaker L (+).

The same pins on a JAMMA board are of course: Speaker (+) and Speaker (-). Some boards might be not care about this difference. But I'd never directly connect a JAMMA board to an MVS harness, especially the boards that are known to be picky (such as PGM)...

 

[redfield0009]

@ Tonk, If I don't get a refund then I'll send it you to have looked at.

 

[TonK]

4.8 is pretty damn low, but yeah the battery and chip markings have nothing to do with it.

Yeah, its low, but everything works fine.

No real reason to bump it up.

 

[BatManG85]

Was at work all day sorry for the late reply.
I'm paying him back on Wednesday, I'm going to inspect the board myself.
Will let VBA take a look also.

Contacted Channelmaniac and I want him to check it out, worse case he fixes it and I got my board and art and case back again.
Which I'm more then happy with.

 

[BatManG85]

Ok, anyone can help out redfield0009 get it up and running 100%?

 

[channelmaniac]

Ewww... Not more Cave issues...

It's normal to see game boards with the tops of the chips sanded or ground off. Manufacturers do this in a vain attempt to keep the board from getting bootlegged.

The dead battery on that board is a sign that the board hasn't been played a lot. It's a rechargeable battery and is only charged when the game is on. On that particular board I don't believe it has any suicide issues so a dead battery should make it act a little wonky at worst.

Before you pronounce it dead, hold the switch on the board on for a few seconds then turn the game on.

RJ