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OT: Is this a Tron PCB, and what is it worth?

By MiamiRedSkin

4 years ago



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#2 4 years ago
 
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Nihonmasa

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5y 82,100 1,095 51 11

It does look like a Tron.
A working one will be between 200 to 300$ I think.
However to know of it works you have to test it with a test board or a cabinet.
Tron being a pre-jamma game, you'll need an adapter to test it on a jamma hardware.

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