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Mr. Do Upright Arcade Game Conversion to a Multicade Game
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rmp...@verizon.net
Mar 26, 2013, 3:47:53 PM3/26/13
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Is it possible to convert an old upright Mr. Do Arcade Game to a multigame with one of those multigame PCB's? What would be needed as far as parts and what kind of skills would I need?
I'm really only into EM pinballs and my brother was asking me if I could do this for him, but I have no clue what's involved.
I'm really only into EM pinballs and my brother was asking me if I could do this for him, but I have no clue what's involved.
Mark Spaeth
May 27, 2013, 2:30:21 PM5/27/13
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On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 3:47:53 PM UTC-4, rmp...@verizon.net wrote:
> Is it possible to convert an old upright Mr. Do Arcade Game to a multigame with one of those multigame PCB's? What would be needed as far as parts and what kind of skills would I need?
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> I'm really only into EM pinballs and my brother was asking me if I could do this for him, but I have no clue what's involved.
If its a dedicated Mr. Do, you'd be far better off selling it as is and dropping a multigame board into a generic cab. Mr. Do isn't JAMMA and the power supply isnt very well regulated, so even with a wiring conversion, there's a good chance it'll blow up a multi-board.
> Is it possible to convert an old upright Mr. Do Arcade Game to a multigame with one of those multigame PCB's? What would be needed as far as parts and what kind of skills would I need?
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> I'm really only into EM pinballs and my brother was asking me if I could do this for him, but I have no clue what's involved.
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