Loving the sound and music to this machine. Thanks to that Yamaha synth chip, it sounds like a SEGA Genesis, and I'm getting big AfterBurner and Zero Wing vibes from the tracks. Good stuff!
@@robertsaw841 My Terminator 2 has a YM2151. I love the sound of it. I think T2 is considered a pre-DCS game (Addams Family, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Doctor Who, Fishtales, Hurricane, Terminator 2, High Speed II The Getaway, Twilight Zone, White Water)
I love that you went through a 16 minute troubleshooting session to figure out those solenoids instead of just checking every single fuse as step #1. Understanding something is far more valuable in troubleshooting than just checking fuses. This game has some great sound for it's time. It looked to me like this game was leaning right a little and that may explain why you had so many problems with the right outlane.
I just played one of these at the pinball Hall of fame here in Vegas, one of my favorite games I've ever player. Action wasn't too fast, but not too slow either. Loved the sounds, can't wait to see it finished! Thank you for these video, you rock!
I bet you were happy for a nice, easy fix. Not much more than a few filter caps, a few miscellaneous parts... and a fuse. Amazing just how much a single blown fuse can disable. I know for a fact I never saw this in the arcade. That's probably a good thing, because if it ever _was_ in our arcade, I can easily imagine how much money I would blow on this game. (P.S., that right outlane is brutal!)
OMG! Long time watcher, and first comment - paused at 25:35 because I've dealt with it. I DID deal with it. I'm okay with "errant screw", and also removing a fuse with your test probe. (pfft~!) But You KNOW what the yellow/purple is one and purple/yellow is the other and have forgotten. No biggie, but a few videos back...I think The Simpson's pinball game, I was shocked because you were talking about pots and something came up about a rheostat and you said something like "I don't know why that'd be with these" or whatever and I said to the video "a pot can be a rheostat--uh, I think the wiper either floats or connects to ground. Maybe it just goes to either leg, I've forgotten, but a potentiometer can be wired up as a rheostat" and I'M SURE you know this and either forgot or just didn't remember in the moment because it's a basic of all the other stuff I enjoy hearing you talk about! ((And I couldn't bear not knowing...you wire the circuit up to one of the POT legs and the other to the wiper and the other LEG floats! Boom!)) Back to electronic awesomeness! Thanks so much for posting these!
I commented about halfway through, and my heart feels for ya getting the multiball right at the end and it going nuts on you loosing it all! same thing happened to me too XD
I played this game...and after watching you play...I remember why I left this game. I have a lot of favorite tables, this one I liked for the sound, but not playable per dollar spend.
Definitely a fun game. Its weakness was almost always the space station though. It would malfunction and lock in weird orientations or just do a 360 and give up. Would be awesome if they developed a better position sensor setup that could be retrofitted to the game. Otherwise, redocking in multiball was typically all you needed to do to reach the free game score.
The 0.25A fuse that you were saying has a 10 ohm resistance has nothing to do with it being a low amperage fuse. It is because it's a slow blow fuse, as you can see from the label. You use that type of fuse for something that will periodically draw higher current than it's rating, but should not be drawing high current continuously. For instance, motors have a high inrush current when starting, but drop down once moving. Using a standard fuse, you would likely end up replacing it frequently just because of the starting current, but a slow blow will allow it to start up properly, but still blow before causing damage to the motor in case it stalls.
ahahhhh, you're right, i'm wrong, I wonder why it is though that when I check a slow blow 5amp fuse, it has low resistance, but when I check a slow blow .25 amp fuse it has high resistance? Surely you've got that one figured out, I mean I just did it in the video. The 5amp fuses that are all slow blow have .2 resistance, the .25amp fuse that is slow blow has 10ohms resistance. It has nothing to do with the amperage though, right? Explain it to us better how wrong I am
@@LyonsArcade No need to be a dick about it, I didn't insult you. You are clearly a talented game tech, and I enjoy your content. You said right in your video that you have no idea why the low amp fuse measures high resistance, so I was giving an explanation. I have standard 0.25A fuses right in front of me that measure at 0 ohm. The fuses for the solenoids are very likely your standard fast blow fuse.
Cool video... shortest green mode ever. I think some others units I've seen might have a brighter green mode. I've been looking for one of these to pick up.
I was just playing this on Pinball FX3 earlier today! Interesting table, if a bit bland? Maybe I'm just used to the 'newer' tables. Thanks for the awesome video!
But the flippers work, and the others were "violet/yellow and yellow/violet wires", which is both of the connections acting up! I stopped the video and made my first comment ever! :D
Frustrating Quarter drinking out lane maybe the machine is not level? As kids when that happened with SOME machines we used to think a magnet was jinking with the ball but probably spin that causes it to climb up and out.... cool game!
Hello Joe, this pinball machine is awesome, I really enjoy playing it. A pinball sales company in Germany has it in the hall. With this C19 it is impossible to get there, whether it will survive the economic disaster is also questionable. I also play it under F3 Pinball on Steam but as an original machine it will never be able to replace no matter what kind of emulation. I got to know these pinball machines in an amusement arcade and we always met there to play as young people to young adults until they then exchanged all the arcade and pinball machines for gaming machines. Oh yes, here in Germany you can only play on these devices from the age of 18. Be it outside or in public buildings. But then you have to be 16 years old .. It's good that I've already exceeded this age many times.
@@douro20 They are viewed as entertainment devices, but may not be set up in shops, there are basically hardly any arcades that have pinball machines. They are mostly just ATMs.
Germany has the craziest fruit machines (slots for Americans and everyone else) I ever saw, the wall mounted three wheel ones in kebab shops...Weird, I was there in 1989 and we came across those never could work out what was going on, but one of the guys I was with walked into a kebab shop, put two deutschemarks in it and dropped the jackpot and all the people in the kebab shop were pissed off as they had probably been playing it all day to get the money out of it and he just goes and puts 2 coins in it and emptied it...A tense atmosphere ensued whilst we were waiting for the food we'd ordered...
great work love your videos dont change a thing i would love to play all the games again i wish i had lots off money to play with i would make arcade again if only for me to play again thay dont exist in my area any more
I'd love to invest in to getting a Whirl Wind machine and a Twilight Zone machine. Whirl Wind was awesome with the fan being on top and, c'mon, who doesn't like the classic Twilight Zone?!
Hi Ron, How would you rate the Space station in relation to the other system 11 machine you have had in shop over the years. In term of gameplay, music, light show. Would you rate it higher than F14, Pinbot, Taxi etc. PS I own a Space Station Machine. So I'm Biased ☺️☺️👍
I would like a Williams, Stargate cabinet. It does not matter if the electronics are working, just the cabinet and switches/buttons in good condition. [I have MAME emulator and the ROM's and can therefore use a small computer/LCD monitor retro-fitted into the cabinet to make a perfectly functional machine]
it's a shame, ruined the video really if you think about it... I mean you watched the entirrrrre video and just couldn't get it out of your head, it was the only thing you wanted to comment about! An unlevel playfield really ruins the experience for some. Unfortunately I've found though that if the table was level, you'd be very concerned about a burnt out lightbulb somewhere else that you didn't notice because the table was crooked.
@@LyonsArcade Hey you come off as being defensive. I never said it ruined anything or anything negative at all, those are your words sir. In fact I not only loved the video but am thinking about hunting down that pinball machine. That was the first pinball machine to actually intrigue me enough to say that's cool. I meant nothing by my comment. You made comments about the ball going down the same place often which got me thinking what might be causing it. That's just how my mind works. I won't comment again if you feel like I am busting your balls!
It's called continuity when there's the same voltage at both ends of a wire or circuit. And yes "way the hell up there" resistance = Meg (million) ohms. 😁😁
I have the shuttle score bank in the middle there not lighting up. No power at the lead wire (yellow with purple dots) anyone have some insight hidden fuse somewhere?
There's no fuse for just those, it's a simple circuit though, the wire comes from pin 8 on connector 1J7 on the main mpu board... It'll be that same yellow and purple, if I had to guess I'd say that wire isn't making a good connection there at that connector. Take a look at it and pull it off and put it back on. It could be the wire breaks somewhere, or it could be the transistor that runs that lamp line is bad on the board.
you said the noise they make when turning on .... MyHIGH SPEED knocks like 4 or 5 times .... what does that men ? I just got it repaired the flipper solenoid and played the hell out of it but this morning i turned it on and bang bang bang bang the noise like when you get a free game a # match .... like that .... Any ideas .. ?
It may be telling you the software has determined an error.... it may say in the manual, I can't remember though but the newer ones do that. So if a switch doesnt' get hit enough it thinks the switch is broken and does that when you turn it on so you know to check it out...
Hi! Nice to meet you too. I don't want to criticise. I'm from Holland and i got a space station too. Been working on it and playing it right now. Bad/cold solder has been my problem. So far i don't see anything wrong. Good Job! I Love the video's!!@@LyonsArcade
I can tell you what happened that cup on that popper broke,Fell off, and when the ball closed the switch cuz it's not supposed to touch the switch and it grounded out to the plunger in the coil and WHA-BAM that's it that's what shorted it created a direct short.. come on man come on come come on.. man
I never saw this game. I would have probably dropped alot of money in this had I had any money. I was an Asteroids player, how I ended up here. I was 3rd highest in the nation I forget the year.
@@LyonsArcade yeah I offered the guy $1500 cash and he accepted it.. initially wanted 2 grand..so if I've learnt anything watching you I'll start from the wall..and if it doesn't turn on I'll go..it's broke haha
ok thats interesting. apparently this machine uses the same Yamaha sound chip that the first gen Sega Genesis console used. learn something new every day.
"Errant screw" You sir, have impugned my ex wife, as has half the neighbourhood, get your poppers off whilst ye may. 😆 It's never worth it in the long run.
1) look at the other fuses, then the existing fuse. 2) You were evil. Every time you went close to the _last_ fuse, you digressed to something else. I counted at least four times that you did that. One of my customers sells obsolete electronics components. I'm passing him your supplier's name, because he'd love to sell off a lot of his stock. That includes huge strips of chips, chip sockets, etc.
@@LyonsArcade - it's a good thing he had you. I could fix the board, but I can tell you from personal experience that I get lost with the mechanicals. (Edit - I meant to find the value for the fuse by checking the others, to make sure the one wasn't replaced with a "This fits, it must be right." )
That right out lane is a real hum dinger!
Loving the sound and music to this machine. Thanks to that Yamaha synth chip, it sounds like a SEGA Genesis, and I'm getting big AfterBurner and Zero Wing vibes from the tracks. Good stuff!
Yes! I thought the same thing! do you know what other pins use the yamaha sound chip? would love to know
@@robertsaw841 My Terminator 2 has a YM2151. I love the sound of it. I think T2 is considered a pre-DCS game (Addams Family, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Doctor Who, Fishtales, Hurricane, Terminator 2, High Speed II The Getaway, Twilight Zone, White Water)
I love that you went through a 16 minute troubleshooting session to figure out those solenoids instead of just checking every single fuse as step #1. Understanding something is far more valuable in troubleshooting than just checking fuses. This game has some great sound for it's time. It looked to me like this game was leaning right a little and that may explain why you had so many problems with the right outlane.
Holy cow! The music for this machine is phenomenal
They did a great job on it, for real!
Ace video and it’s great for learning electronic basics and fault finding 👍
Ronnie is the man
Thank you Daz, we appreciate you watching!
You fixed another one. …It ain’t broke now. Outstanding.
Thank you Mark, have a good day
Love me a Space Station! Got the key chain fob from the operator I worked for in the late 80's.
Gotta stay to the end for the dramatic finish! THANKS RON!
Keep these videos coming your doing a great job and it never gets boring 👍👍
I just played one of these at the pinball Hall of fame here in Vegas, one of my favorite games I've ever player. Action wasn't too fast, but not too slow either. Loved the sounds, can't wait to see it finished! Thank you for these video, you rock!
I bet you were happy for a nice, easy fix. Not much more than a few filter caps, a few miscellaneous parts... and a fuse. Amazing just how much a single blown fuse can disable. I know for a fact I never saw this in the arcade. That's probably a good thing, because if it ever _was_ in our arcade, I can easily imagine how much money I would blow on this game. (P.S., that right outlane is brutal!)
Awesome work, and awesome game. love the light show to start Multiball. The instant loss of all 3 balls was pretty hilarious too :D
And painful 😖
OMG! Long time watcher, and first comment - paused at 25:35 because I've dealt with it. I DID deal with it. I'm okay with "errant screw", and also removing a fuse with your test probe. (pfft~!) But You KNOW what the yellow/purple is one and purple/yellow is the other and have forgotten. No biggie, but a few videos back...I think The Simpson's pinball game, I was shocked because you were talking about pots and something came up about a rheostat and you said something like "I don't know why that'd be with these" or whatever and I said to the video "a pot can be a rheostat--uh, I think the wiper either floats or connects to ground. Maybe it just goes to either leg, I've forgotten, but a potentiometer can be wired up as a rheostat" and I'M SURE you know this and either forgot or just didn't remember in the moment because it's a basic of all the other stuff I enjoy hearing you talk about!
((And I couldn't bear not knowing...you wire the circuit up to one of the POT legs and the other to the wiper and the other LEG floats! Boom!))
Back to electronic awesomeness! Thanks so much for posting these!
Thank you Michael, I appreciate you watching and having fun with us man, see you on the next one!
I commented about halfway through, and my heart feels for ya getting the multiball right at the end and it going nuts on you loosing it all! same thing happened to me too XD
It happens, lol Oh well at least we got a little taste of it!
Thanks again Ron!! Well done!!
Watching every video. And waiting for the next. Thanks Ron
Thank you Pyro Todd!
I played this game...and after watching you play...I remember why I left this game. I have a lot of favorite tables, this one I liked for the sound, but not playable per dollar spend.
Great video Ron keep them coming 👍
Another superb video Ronnie..I don't know anything about electronics but I'm learning
Definitely a fun game. Its weakness was almost always the space station though. It would malfunction and lock in weird orientations or just do a 360 and give up. Would be awesome if they developed a better position sensor setup that could be retrofitted to the game.
Otherwise, redocking in multiball was typically all you needed to do to reach the free game score.
Another great fix, Ron! The lighting on the machine is amazing. Never played it...
The music is so good! I would love to put one of these next to my Space Shuttle one day.
You are right, I have bought items from both places. I have known Steve Young for several years from Pinball Resource but both places are the best!!!
Another great video... very interesting process...
The 0.25A fuse that you were saying has a 10 ohm resistance has nothing to do with it being a low amperage fuse. It is because it's a slow blow fuse, as you can see from the label. You use that type of fuse for something that will periodically draw higher current than it's rating, but should not be drawing high current continuously. For instance, motors have a high inrush current when starting, but drop down once moving. Using a standard fuse, you would likely end up replacing it frequently just because of the starting current, but a slow blow will allow it to start up properly, but still blow before causing damage to the motor in case it stalls.
ahahhhh, you're right, i'm wrong, I wonder why it is though that when I check a slow blow 5amp fuse, it has low resistance, but when I check a slow blow .25 amp fuse it has high resistance? Surely you've got that one figured out, I mean I just did it in the video. The 5amp fuses that are all slow blow have .2 resistance, the .25amp fuse that is slow blow has 10ohms resistance.
It has nothing to do with the amperage though, right? Explain it to us better how wrong I am
@@LyonsArcade No need to be a dick about it, I didn't insult you. You are clearly a talented game tech, and I enjoy your content. You said right in your video that you have no idea why the low amp fuse measures high resistance, so I was giving an explanation. I have standard 0.25A fuses right in front of me that measure at 0 ohm. The fuses for the solenoids are very likely your standard fast blow fuse.
Cool machine! Thanks for the video =)
William's logo looks like Motorola's upside down. Or vice-versa! lol Great video!
Play nice and great repair as usual! 😎👍
Thank you Danijel!
Cool video. Space Station is still an awesome pinball. But right outlane is a real death trap. I liked lot of these Sys 11 games.
I played this back in the 90's in a bowling alley. It's a cool game.
Sure seems like the game isn't level by the way the ball is behaving. Tilted to the right. Awesome video!
Cool video... shortest green mode ever. I think some others units I've seen might have a brighter green mode. I've been looking for one of these to pick up.
Yet another win for the Common Failure Point approach.
I was just playing this on Pinball FX3 earlier today! Interesting table, if a bit bland? Maybe I'm just used to the 'newer' tables.
Thanks for the awesome video!
Merry Christmas everyone 🎅
A/C relay? 25V working but 50V not? Great diagnostic. Fun to watch.
I... myself, have dealt with the "errant screw" on occasion. Lol
This game looks cool as heck - thanks for all the awesome content, as always!
One hell of a light show for the multiball.
But yeah that didn't last long.
What the schematic didn’t show is the A/C relay’s C line is a power line for some flasher circuits.
But the flippers work, and the others were "violet/yellow and yellow/violet wires", which is both of the connections acting up! I stopped the video and made my first comment ever! :D
Really awesome light effects...
It doesn't give you a inlanes and outlines just outlines.
Damn.
neat!
...
I would so LED some of those...! introduce the 'Future' into a retro "Future" themed game! maybe be sneaky with them, lol!
love it. learning a lot.
Great machine, but you may want to check the levelling for that right hand outlane...
With thar right out lane, I'm wondering if the machine is even level. Could be tilted slightly to the right.
Oh no!
That was a brutal multiball...LOL
So was the main problem the blown fuse or the bad Cap and neck assembly was causing to get stuck which was blowing the fuse?
The music in that game is great.
It sure is!
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say the plunger on the VUK was probably shorting on the switch since the ball cap fell off.
I believe so, thanks for watching Diskoboy1974!
Frustrating Quarter drinking out lane maybe the machine is not level? As kids when that happened with SOME machines we used to think a magnet was jinking with the ball but probably spin that causes it to climb up and out.... cool game!
I've came to that table thanks to Zen Pinball FX3 on switch :)
"ERRANT SCREW". I hate it when that happens
Hello Joe, this pinball machine is awesome, I really enjoy playing it. A pinball sales company in Germany has it in the hall. With this C19 it is impossible to get there, whether it will survive the economic disaster is also questionable. I also play it under F3 Pinball on Steam but as an original machine it will never be able to replace no matter what kind of emulation. I got to know these pinball machines in an amusement arcade and we always met there to play as young people to young adults until they then exchanged all the arcade and pinball machines for gaming machines. Oh yes, here in Germany you can only play on these devices from the age of 18. Be it outside or in public buildings. But then you have to be 16 years old .. It's good that I've already exceeded this age many times.
Very cool rk2018 i'm glad you enjoyed this one, I agree with you they can't really emulate them very well! Thank you for watching as always!
Are they considered gambling machines under German law?
@@douro20 They are viewed as entertainment devices, but may not be set up in shops, there are basically hardly any arcades that have pinball machines. They are mostly just ATMs.
Germany has the craziest fruit machines (slots for Americans and everyone else) I ever saw, the wall mounted three wheel ones in kebab shops...Weird, I was there in 1989 and we came across those never could work out what was going on, but one of the guys I was with walked into a kebab shop, put two deutschemarks in it and dropped the jackpot and all the people in the kebab shop were pissed off as they had probably been playing it all day to get the money out of it and he just goes and puts 2 coins in it and emptied it...A tense atmosphere ensued whilst we were waiting for the food we'd ordered...
great work love your videos dont change a thing i would love to play all the games again i wish i had lots off money to play with i would make arcade again if only for me to play again thay dont exist in my area any more
I'd love to invest in to getting a Whirl Wind machine and a Twilight Zone machine. Whirl Wind was awesome with the fan being on top and, c'mon, who doesn't like the classic Twilight Zone?!
Hi Ron, How would you rate the Space station in relation to the other system 11 machine you have had in shop over the years. In term of gameplay, music, light show. Would you rate it higher than F14, Pinbot, Taxi etc. PS I own a Space Station Machine. So I'm Biased ☺️☺️👍
I would like a Williams, Stargate cabinet. It does not matter if the electronics are working, just the cabinet and switches/buttons in good condition.
[I have MAME emulator and the ROM's and can therefore use a small computer/LCD monitor retro-fitted into the cabinet to make a perfectly functional machine]
Awesome machine!
Could the level left to right be off? Seems like it favored that right side.
it's a shame, ruined the video really if you think about it... I mean you watched the entirrrrre video and just couldn't get it out of your head, it was the only thing you wanted to comment about! An unlevel playfield really ruins the experience for some. Unfortunately I've found though that if the table was level, you'd be very concerned about a burnt out lightbulb somewhere else that you didn't notice because the table was crooked.
@@LyonsArcade Hey you come off as being defensive. I never said it ruined anything or anything negative at all, those are your words sir. In fact I not only loved the video but am thinking about hunting down that pinball machine. That was the first pinball machine to actually intrigue me enough to say that's cool. I meant nothing by my comment. You made comments about the ball going down the same place often which got me thinking what might be causing it. That's just how my mind works. I won't comment again if you feel like I am busting your balls!
That's a pinball game I'd like to have
Can you play it again with the lights on or get a better camera? Love the videos man
No I can't do that, thank you for watching!
Great game. Wonder if William's drop any small references in Space Station to their earlier games Spacelab or Skylab?
It's called continuity when there's the same voltage at both ends of a wire or circuit. And yes "way the hell up there" resistance = Meg (million) ohms. 😁😁
I have the shuttle score bank in the middle there not lighting up. No power at the lead wire (yellow with purple dots) anyone have some insight hidden fuse somewhere?
There's no fuse for just those, it's a simple circuit though, the wire comes from pin 8 on connector 1J7 on the main mpu board... It'll be that same yellow and purple, if I had to guess I'd say that wire isn't making a good connection there at that connector. Take a look at it and pull it off and put it back on. It could be the wire breaks somewhere, or it could be the transistor that runs that lamp line is bad on the board.
you said the noise they make when turning on .... MyHIGH SPEED knocks like 4 or 5 times .... what does that men ? I just got it repaired the flipper solenoid and played the hell out of it but this morning i turned it on and bang bang bang bang the noise like when you get a free game a # match .... like that .... Any ideas .. ?
It may be telling you the software has determined an error.... it may say in the manual, I can't remember though but the newer ones do that. So if a switch doesnt' get hit enough it thinks the switch is broken and does that when you turn it on so you know to check it out...
Still something wrong with the 3 drop targets adv X. they add when nothing hits them. Maybe reason why fuse broke??
Anything else you notice wrong? Nice to meet you
Hi! Nice to meet you too. I don't want to criticise. I'm from Holland and i got a space station too. Been working on it and playing it right now. Bad/cold solder has been my problem. So far i don't see anything wrong. Good Job! I Love the video's!!@@LyonsArcade
I can tell you what happened that cup on that popper broke,Fell off, and when the ball closed the switch cuz it's not supposed to touch the switch and it grounded out to the plunger in the coil and WHA-BAM that's it that's what shorted it created a direct short.. come on man come on come come on.. man
I have an idea about what blew the fuse. The broken popper could have done that.
Awesome another video?!!
Yes sir!
Probably when the switch on the popper broke it blow the fuse.
Great Video Ron, does TH-cam ever moneytize you for playing pinball/arcade music?
Not yet but I'll bet eventually they figure out a way to :)
I never saw this game. I would have probably dropped alot of money in this had I had any money.
I was an Asteroids player, how I ended up here. I was 3rd highest in the nation I forget the year.
Just bought a space invaders for my garage or man cave for $1,500..don't know if it works or not haha
You're out in the mountains that's as cheap as you can get them out there!
@@LyonsArcade yeah I offered the guy $1500 cash and he accepted it.. initially wanted 2 grand..so if I've learnt anything watching you I'll start from the wall..and if it doesn't turn on I'll go..it's broke haha
@Mr Guru I was married for almost 15 years til my wife passed last year from cancer..so if I can handle that I can handle anything 😆
Anyone ever notice the Williams logo is the Motorola logo upside down.
Cool
ok thats interesting. apparently this machine uses the same Yamaha sound chip that the first gen Sega Genesis console used. learn something new every day.
Yodelayheehoo
1251 bulb (28V 6W) is almost identical to 149 or 248 bulb (24V 5W)._
Sounds like an Abbott And Costello Comedy routine Who's on 1st I don't know
I loved Abbott and costello when I was a kid!
👍
"Errant screw"
You sir, have impugned my ex wife, as has half the neighbourhood, get your poppers off whilst ye may. 😆
It's never worth it in the long run.
LOL I didn't think we're even allowed to make jokes like that anymore, you rabble rouser you
1) look at the other fuses, then the existing fuse.
2) You were evil. Every time you went close to the _last_ fuse, you digressed to something else. I counted at least four times that you did that.
One of my customers sells obsolete electronics components. I'm passing him your supplier's name, because he'd love to sell off a lot of his stock. That includes huge strips of chips, chip sockets, etc.
you're so much smarter than I are Troy, if only you were here to fix it that night, instead the customer had to deal with dumb old evil me
@@LyonsArcade - it's a good thing he had you. I could fix the board, but I can tell you from personal experience that I get lost with the mechanicals.
(Edit - I meant to find the value for the fuse by checking the others, to make sure the one wasn't replaced with a "This fits, it must be right." )
You're not doing it right! I'm a know-it-all commentor. I'm going to unsub!
LOL ermagrd
Entertainment tonight gentleman. Take you time to watch this one,,😃