Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The
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Quoted from ChanceKJ:Production boards have been finalized with a few improvements over these prototypes. We’ll have them available really soon, and enough will be made so anyone who wants one can get one. ☺️
So glad I checked back in on this thread. Looks awesome! Count me in.
Any color is fine. Honestly, I prefer to have add on boards be a different color so I can TELL that something is not stock when I get a game. If it were hanging on the playfield, that's a different story, but I prefer red boards if I've got some sort of auxiliary situation.
Quoted from Stemmy:Will this work for a POTUS that has a loud hum
That's something you'll have to take up with good ol' Joe I think. Didn't notice he was experiencing that issue.
Quoted from StrangeSubset1:So I finally got to install my Retro Noise Filter. Nothing good to report here. Actually quite bad. The moment I install the filter, my display goes dead. Won't show anything at all. Take the filter out and display is up and running again. Really weird. Anyone any idea?
Which game are you running it on?
Well, I didn't get my noise reducer because they sold out, but I did try my own buckboost made with the board that this one was based off of with mediocre results.
On my Rocky and Bullwinkle it sent the MPU into a frenzy and disrupted the logic line and made the game go nuts.
On Baywatch, it worked! However after a while, it sent the display into pure chaos and ultimately made it stop working.
Removing the buckboost boards resolved both issues.
Both games were running aftermarket PSUs.
I hate to have riled up a bunch of people in this thread. I'm just posting my results when I tried to do this.
I fixed my noise issue on R&B by using the MeanWell triple output power supply that has been posted here many times, making my own power connector for the board, and tying the new external PSU into the normal ground braid of the game.
https://www.amazon.com/MEAN-WELL-RT-65B-Supply-Triple/dp/B005T7FHCK/ref=sr_1_3
I've tried the white north, an amazon generic buck boost, and a separate power supply. The white north and the generic buck boost completely sent my Rocky and Bullwinkle into a frenzy. Mpu went nuts. All sorts of chaos. On my Baywatch, they white north worked somewhat, the amazon one worked then sent the sound board into a complete tizzy (began making jumbled noises).
The isolated power supply worked best. I tap into the DBA harness power wiring, and run a new connector up the backbox through the wiring harness tube. Worked on both. Dead silent, and didn't interrupt the DBA wiring harness.
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