Last Action Hero
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That’s a pretty nice looking board as others have said. Removing the battery holder from the board is almost trivial. I can see that somebody has done some work in the special solenoids section and somebody has replaced a resistor in the lamp matrix. Pretty normal for a Data East MPU.
I’m happy to help.
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