Arcade Repair Tips

QA Podcast – Episode S7

Jonathan Leung — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 23:30:21 +0000

This special episode of the podcast was recorded on Thursday, November 8 to discuss the Houston Area Arcade Group (HAAG) Expo in Houston, Texas. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim and I discussed the games that were at the expo as well as our seminar and the seminars given by Ken Graham (Former Williams Programmer), Dan Ferguson (Lone Star Pinball Museum), John Costa (EM Pinball Repair Guru), Joe Crookham (Classic Arcade Works) and Karl Kuhlenschmidt (Classic Cabinet Restoration).

Show Links:

ColorDMD – http://www.colordmd.com/
Ken Graham (YellowDog on KLOV Forums) –
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/member.php?u=38753
Dan Ferguson (Lone Star Pinball Museum) – http://www.lspinball.com/
Multimorphic (The P3 pinball platform) – http://www.multimorphic.com/
John Costa (Costa on HAAG Forums) – http://www.arcadecenter.com/haagmsgboard/pop_profile.asp?mode=display&id=305
Classic Arcade Works (Joe) – http://www.classicarcadeworks.com/

Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Special thanks goes to David Vaughan for composing all of the great chiptunes music that we use in our content and Nathan Knight for providing our excellent voiceovers. Please check out their websites for information on the services they provide.

QA Podcast – Episode 31

Jonathan Leung — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 22:30:13 +0000

This episode of the podcast was recorded on Thursday, October 18, 2012. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim and I answered your questions regarding…

A Zaxxon with power supply issues
A Sega Turbo with no lights or sound and a collapsed screen
A World Class Bowling with screen sliding issues
An Atari Vindicators with the top 1″ of the picture screwed up
A Black Tiger with a dim screen
A Multi-Arcade with a shifting screen during play
A NFL Blitz ’99 that does not boot
An Altered Beast where the monitor goes out after a minute
A Marvel Super Heroes with a bad power supply
A Tabletop Arcade Machine with a screen that wobbles
A San Francisco Rush The Rock with some monitor issues
A Mr. Do with a curl on the left side of the screen
A Golden Tee 2K with a very wavy, distorted picture
A Super Mario Bros Vs. with vertical collapse
A Namco cabinet with a horizontal line going through it
A Dig Dug with stripes on the characters and text
A Popeye with a 2″ tall block across the screen
A Jambo Safari that randomly slows down during gameplay
An Arkanoid with a bad hardware error message
A 1000-in-1 arcade machine that doesn’t save high scores
A Neo Geo 4-Slot with graffiti scratched in the glass
A Neo Geo with power supply issues
A Galaga that doesn’t turn on at all
And several general monitor and board issues.

We also give our opinions on cost estimations for arcade repair and make a very special announcement concerning the Houston Area Arcade Group (HAAG) Expo. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Show Links:

JammaBoards.com (Ms. Pac Man to 60-in-1 Upgrade Kit) –
http://www.jammaboards.com/store/pacman-ms-pacman-upright-cabinet-60-in-1-upgrade-complete-kit.html
What’s My Monitor by Bob Roberts –
http://www.therealbobroberts.net/monitor.html
Happ Controls Digital Multimeter –
http://na.suzohapp.com/tools/49612200.htm
Bob Roberts G07 Sync Upgrade –
http://www.therealbobroberts.net/g07notes.html
Play It Amusements (Formerly Sega Amusements) – (847) 364-9787
Moss Distributing – http://www.mossdist.com/
Arkanoid Instruction Manual –
http://pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/ARCADE/A-J/Arkanoid%20%5BInstructions%5D%20%5BEnglish%5D.pdf
Cables Unlimited Large Anti Static Gloves –
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000A3PL2Y/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000A3PL2Y&linkCode=as2&tag=arcaderepair-20
Moss Distributing – http://www.mossdist.com/
Arcade Components (Raymond) – http://www.arcadecomponents.com/
High Scores Arcade Game Repair (Arthur) –
http://www.highscoresrepair.com/
American Amusement Auctions –
http://www.americanamusementauctions.com/
Houston Area Arcade Group (HAAG) Expo –
http://www.arcadecenter.com/

QA Podcast – Episode 30

Jonathan Leung — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 01:30:18 +0000

This episode of the podcast was recorded on Monday, July 30, 2012. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim and I answered your questions regarding…

A Big Buck Hunter 2 Sportsman’s Paradise with gun calibration issues
A Warp & Warp with a RAM 2 error
A Centipede cabaret with about an inch of gameplay off the screen
A Tic Tac Strike with general illumination but no score displays
A Showcase cabinet with a black line that scrolls from top to bottom
A Golden Tee 2K with nothing on the monitor
A 60-in-1 game with a curved screen and wrong colors
A Frenzy that beeps twice during the self check sequence
A Nintendo VS Unisystem with a monitor that doesn’t work
A Nintendo Playchoice that has a monitor that won’t come on
A Cherrymaster Delight with white vertical lines on the screen
A Galaga with power supply issues
A Monster Bash pinball with a credit issue
A Joust with sound and control issues
A Punch-Out that will not power on
A Police Trainer that keeps blowing fuses
A Ring King with no power
A Ms. Pac Man/Galaga with the wrong colors
A Galaxian with coin mech issues
A Star Trek Voyager with a scrambled screen
A Happy Fish 2 with wiring issues
A Clean Sweep claw machine with a broken crane head
A NBA Jam wiring problem
And several general monitor and board issues.

We also give an update on Stan’s USPS Dragon’s Lair board fiasco and discuss what we’ve been doing since our last podcast. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Show Links:

HobbyRoms Programming Services – http://www.hobbyroms.com/
Affordable Electronic Repair (Michael) – http://www.tvrepaironline.com/
Arcade Cup (Chad) – http://www.arcadecup.com/
JammaBoards.com (Ms. Pac Man to 60-in-1 Upgrade Kit) –
http://www.jammaboards.com/store/pacman-ms-pacman-upright-cabinet-60-in-1-upgrade-complete-kit.html
Rec.Games.Pinball Group –
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/rec.games.pinball
The Real Bob Roberts (Nintendo Audio Board Repair Kit) –
http://www.therealbobroberts.net/
JammaBoards.com (VGA to CGA Video Converter) –
http://www.jammaboards.com/store/vga-to-cga-pal-ntsc-video-converter-pcb-gbs8100.html
MCM Electronics – http://www.mcmelectronics.com/
Smart Industries – http://www.smartind.com/
High Scores Arcade Game Repair (Arthur) –
http://www.highscoresrepair.com/
American Amusement Auctions –
http://www.americanamusementauctions.com/

Troubleshooting Games That Are Playing Blind

Tim Peterson — Mon, 14 May 2012 22:30:46 +0000

Many of the questions that we receive involve arcade games that are playing blind. Playing blind refers to a particular troubleshooting symptom where you can hear sound coming from the game but the screen does not show a picture. While playing blind can be related to power or board problems, the monitor chassis is most often the culprit when trying to repair this issue. In this post, we’ll discuss some basic and advanced techniques that will help you troubleshoot and repair arcade games that are playing blind.

Troubleshooting Games That Are Playing Blind

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODEYZIzkSXk

Before we get specifically into playing blind issues, let’s talk about some general arcade troubleshooting for “dead” games. After all, your arcade game may be playing blind and you might not know it. First off, try powering on your arcade game and pressing the start button. If you still don’t get any sound from your game, you might try coining it up and then pressing the start button. After you have determined that you’re game is playing blind, try turning up the brightness and the contrast to see if it makes a difference in your screen. Your screen could just be too dark for you to see. If adjusting the monitor doesn’t make a difference then we’re probably having some monitor related issues.

Let’s start our monitor troubleshooting by checking the power wires. There should be a 2 or 3 prong Molex connector with wires going through it that go from the bottom of the cabinet to the monitor chassis. These wires could be coming from an isolation transformer (looks like a brick in the bottom of your cabinet) or directly from the AC line. Using a multimeter, located the two AC wires and measure the voltage coming off of them at the Molex connector. We recommened measuring the voltage from the monitor side of the connector to make sure power is getting all the way through. If you do not get any AC voltage reading, check to make sure there is not a blown fuse or bad wiring in the bottom of the cabinet. Otherwise we can move on to checking the video wires. Make sure that these wires are making a good connection from the game board to the monitor chassis. Also, the pins on the monitor chassis where the video connector makes contact can become loose. Try resoldering these pins if they do not feel secure.

With most of the basic monitor troubleshooting out of the way, we can move on to the more advanced problem areas. With the game on, look at the neck of your monitor to see if there is any glow. This neck glow usually indicates that your monitor chassis is getting the high voltage it needs to display a picture. If this glow is missing, you probably need to start looking at the power supply section of your monitor chassis. Start out by looking for any fuses on the chassis that might be blown. Once you locate one, try to replace it with the correct fuse. Some monitors have a label on the chassis to indicate the type of fuse required. If your monitor does not indicate what fuse to use, try getting one similar to the one currently on the chassis. With the new fuse in place, try powering on the game again to see if the fuse blows. If the replacement fuse blows then we might be having an issue with our Horizontal Output Transistor (or HOT) or some of the diodes on the board.

For more information about diodes, check out our post on Checking Diodes On An Arcade Monitor. In this post, we discuss how to check the diodes on your chassis that might be causing your fuse to blow. Once you have checked your diodes and replaced them as needed, try checking your Horizontal Output Transistor (or HOT) to see if it is functioning properly. On our Volume 2 DVD, we have a video on Checking The Horizontal Output Transistor that shows you how to use a multimeter to check your HOT. We recommend purchasing this DVD if you are not already familiar with this process. With the diodes checked and the HOT replaced, try powering on your arcade game again to see if the issue is resolved.

You might notice in our video for this post that checking the diodes and replacing the HOT did not repair our issue and actually led to some electric discharge known as arcing. Arcing is usually an indicator of a bad flyback. The flyback (along with the suction cup or anode) is the part that supplies power to your monitor tube. As you might expect, it contains quite a bit of high voltage and can be quite dangerous if you do not use caution. Make sure to take all necessary precautions to protect yourself against electric shock. If you do experience arcing, immediately unplug the game. Since you have pretty much determined at this point that the flyback is bad, remove your monitor chassis and replace it. Our Volume 2 DVD also has a video on Checking And Replacing The Flyback that shows you how to check to see if the flyback is good and how to remove and install it. We recommend purchasing this DVD if you are not already familiar with this process.

Please note that every arcade monitor is different. Even though these steps helped us repair our monitor, there might be some additional steps that need to be taken in order to repair your specific make and model of arcade monitor. Consult your monitor manufacturer and their documentation for any additional information or steps that need to be taken. The monitor featured in our video for this post is a Wells Gardner K7000 Series.

Arcade games that are playing blind account for a large amount of the questions that we receive. Now that you know a little bit more about how to troubleshoot and repair this issue, you can conquer one of the most common problems that plagues non-working arcade games. Please leave any questions or suggestions in the comments section below.

QA Podcast – Episode S6

Jonathan Leung — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 04:00:06 +0000

This special episode of the podcast was recorded live on Saturday, March 24 to discuss the Texas Pinball Festival 2012 in Grapevine, Texas. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim, Mark, Joe and I discussed the games that were at the festival as well as the seminars given by Jack Guarnieri (of Jersey Jack Pinball), George Gomez (of Stern Pinball) and Steve Richie (of Stern Pinball). We also give you our thoughts on Stern Pinball’s new AC/DC pinball machine.

Show Links:

Stern Pinball (George & Steve) – http://www.sternpinball.com/
Jersey Jack Pinball (Jack) – http://www.jerseyjackpinball.com/
Texas Pinball Festival 2012 – http://www.texaspinball.com/

QA Podcast – Episode 29

Jonathan Leung — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 22:30:00 +0000

This episode of the podcast was recorded on Friday, March 16, 2012. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim and I answered your questions regarding…

A Dynamite Cop with a thin horizontal line on the screen
A Street Fighter II with no attract sound
A Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 with a non-working joystick and buttons
A Pong cocktail that has a barely visible screen
A Virtua Fighter that blacks out after 5-10 minutes
A Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Jr. with erratic sound
A Galaxian with a blank screen with working sound
A Mario / Dr. Mario that flashes every second
A Donkey Kong with white vertical lines on the screen
A Golden Tee 2K with sound but no picture
A SF Rush The Rock with monitor and restarting issues
A Pac Man with a screen that cuts out in the middle of a game
A Mortal Kombat 2 with sound and monitor issues
A Lethal Enforcers with a sporadic monitor
A Silver Strike Bowling with a fuzzy screen
A Vs. Super Mario brothers that freezes after the first level
A Donkey Kong with wide vertical bars on the screen
A Neo Geo 2 Slot with a video RAM issue
A Shuffle Board with power supply issues
An Area 51/Maximum Force with no adjustment on the power supply
An Astro Blaster with some minor board issues
A Street Fighter where Ken’s hair is blue
A House Of The Dead 2 that keeps blowing fuses
And several general cabinet and board issues.

We also give an update on Stan’s USPS Dragon’s Lair board fiasco and discuss our opinions on operators who do not take care of their games. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Show Links:

CoinOpSpace (Centipede Group) –
http://www.coinopspace.com/group/centipede
MikesArcade.com (Street Fighter 2 Dip Switches) –
http://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/spies.cgi?action=url&type=dip&page=StreetFighterII.txt
Flippers.com (John) – http://www.flippers.com/
Lawnmowerman’s Pacman Page – http://lawnmowerman.rotheblog.com/
Elektron Forge Video Game Repair – http://www.elektronforge.com/
Midwest Gaming Classic 2012 – http://www.midwestgamingclassic.com/
Michigan Pinball Expo 2012 – http://www.mipinball.com/
Texas Pinball Festival 2012 – http://www.texaspinball.com/

Using A Tube Rejuvenator

Jonathan Leung — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:30:54 +0000

While playing your arcade game, you might notice the colors on your monitor fading over time. We would normally discuss installing a cap kit as one of the possible solutions for this issue. With that said, what happens if you do the cap kit and the colors on your monitor still don’t looks as rich as they did before? In this case, your monitor might be a good candidate for a tube rejuvenation. In this post, we’ll discuss how to rejuvenate your tube in order to restore the picture quality of your arcade monitor.

Using A Tube Rejuvenator

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kgy7CCsEBQ

Full post coming soon.

QA Podcast – Episode 28

Jonathan Leung — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 05:30:47 +0000

This episode of the podcast was broadcast live on Thursday, February 2, 2012. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim and I answered your questions regarding…

A Space Fever cocktail that will not boot up
A X’s & O’s pinball machine with a tilt error
A Ms. Pac Man with a screen that wobbles
An Asteroids cocktail with no ship or asteroids
A Mortal Kombat 4 with squiggly lines on the screen
A Lil’ Hustler that comes up with crazy screens
A Space Panic cocktail with intermittent issues
A Mars bill acceptor that will not accept bills
An arcade game that will not coin up
A Total Carnage with a green-tinted, dark, flickering screen
A Wells Gardner K7901 monitor with static on the screen
A Punchout that will not power on
A Playchoice 10 where the power will not work
A Wells Gardner K7000 monitor with horizontal size issues
A Wells Gardner K4600 monitor that needs a cap kit
And some general monitor repair questions.

We also give an update on Stan’s USPS Dragon’s Lair board fiasco and discuss different items that can cause interference with your arcade game. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Show Links:

Asteroids Troubleshooting Encyclopedia –
http://www.ionpool.net/arcade/asteroidtech/asteroidsrepair.html
Monitor Tech Information from 8liners.com –
http://www.8liners.com/datatech/monitor.html
Arcade Monitor Chassis and Yoke –
http://www.arcademonitor.com/Arcade-Monitor-Parts/chassis.php
MCM Electronics – http://www.mcmelectronics.com/
MikesArcade.com (Nintendo Parts) – http://www.mikesarcade.com/
Arcadeshop Amusements – http://www.arcadeshop.com/
P&L Video Games (Monitor Repair) – 1-800-992-6588 / (626) 337-9782
American Amusement Auctions –
http://www.americanamusementauctions.com/
Louisville Arcade Expo 2012 – http://www.louisvillearcade.com/
Ohio Pinball & Gameroom Festival 2012 –
http://www.ohiopinballshow.com/
Midwest Gaming Classic 2012 – http://www.midwestgamingclassic.com/
Texas Pinball Festival 2012 – http://www.texaspinball.com/

QA Podcast – Episode 27

Jonathan Leung — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 23:30:06 +0000

This episode of the podcast was recorded on Thursday, January 19, 2012. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim and I answered your questions regarding…

A Kangaroo with green horizontal lines on the screen
A Billabs monitor that’s missing the color green
A Star Wars with static sound and no picture
An Arcade Legends with a broken trackball
A War Final Assault that will not turn on
A WWF Superstars with bad screen burn
A Neo Geo with a white and blue square on the screen
A Donkey Kong monitor that is closing in from the left side
A Mortal Kombat with an overstretched image
A Star Wars Racer with a vertically and horizontally stretched picture
An Astro Blaster with no sound or speech
A Dig Dug with invisible characters
A X-Men vs Street Fighter with a bad monitor
An Arkanoid with no picture or sound
An Eygo monitor with a white line in the center
A Mortal Kombat with a horizontally rolling screen
A Mortal Kombat with a darker image on one side of the monitor
A Wells Gardner D9200 monitor with bad colors
A 1943: Battle Of Midway with a barely visible monitor
A Silverball Mania pinball machine without general illumination
A Playchoice 10 with no monitor or sound
A Street Fighter 2 with horizontal position issues
An Area 51 with a missing monitor
A Space Firebird cocktail with strange and ghosted sprites
A Mortal Kombat 2 with a stretched out screen
A Golden Tee 2005 with distorted colors
A Mortal Kombat 2 with some wiring issues
An Area 51 with lines at the top of the screen
A Rapid Fire with non-working guns
A Tron with video output issues
And some general monitor repair questions.

We also give an update on Stan’s USPS Dragon’s Lair board fiasco and get a Facebook community update from our community manager Mark. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Show Links:

Elektron Forge Video Game Repair – http://www.elektronforge.com/
Eldorado Games (Board & Monitor Repair) –
http://www.eldoradogames.com/
What’s My Monitor by Bob Roberts –
http://www.therealbobroberts.net/monitor.html
HobbyRoms Programming Services – http://www.hobbyroms.com/
The Killer List Of Videogames – http://www.klov.com/
Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum – http://www.marvin3m.com/
Play It Amusements (Formerly Sega Amusements) – (847) 364-9787
American Amusement Auctions –
http://www.americanamusementauctions.com/
Louisville Arcade Expo 2012 – http://www.louisvillearcade.com/
Midwest Gaming Classic 2012 – http://www.midwestgamingclassic.com/
Texas Pinball Festival 2012 – http://www.texaspinball.com/

QA Podcast – Episode 26

Jonathan Leung — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 23:30:55 +0000

This episode of the podcast was recorded on Thursday, December 8, 2011. For more information on our podcast, please visit our iTunes page at http://itunes.arcaderepairtips.com. All of our past episodes can be found there as well as a review section where you can leave us a comment on how we’re doing. On this episode, Tim, Stan and I answered your questions regarding…

A Joust with the colors slightly out of convergence
A MX 5000 with no indication of it working
A Centipede with monitor issues
A Mortal Kombat 2 power supply wiring problems
A Mortal Kombat 4 with a slight screen interference
A Galaga with a steady audio thumping sound
A Big Casino pinball where nothing but the lights seem to work
A Ship-Mates pinball with tilt issues
A Neo Geo with monitor display problems
A Pac Man/Galaga Class of 81 with a blank monitor
A Beach Head 2000 with a rotated monitor image
An Arkanoid with monitor collapse issues
An Aliens converted to a 60-in-1 multicade
A Superman with graphics glitches
An Area 51 with really quiet sound
A X-Men where the audio has stopped working
An Area 51 with a crazy monitor screen
A Mortal Kombat power supply installation issue
A Millipede marquee light installation issue
A World Cup Italia 90 with 4 images on the screen
A Donkey Kong with a slight jitter on the screen
A Gunsmoke where the sound doesn’t work
A Playchoice 10 with a missing ground prong on the plug
A Draw Poker that doesn’t show the game screen
A Knights Of The Round with an address error
A Drift where the screen goes black after 5 minutes
A MAME with 3 scrolling images on the screen
A Time Crisis with a whited out image
A Space Invaders Deluxe cocktail with jumbled characters on the screen
A Centipede with solid player start lights
A Frogger that needs some restoration
A Pac Man with blue flickering on the screen
A F-15 Strike Eagle with a MAC FAIL error
And some general JAMMA questions.

We also give an update on Stan’s Dragon’s Lair restoration and discuss the story of his first arcade game. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions or suggestions below. As always, you can contact us when we are off the air by email at questions@arcaderepairtips.com or by calling our voicemail line at (972) 8AR-TIPS or (972) 827-8477. Enjoy!

Show Links:

Setup Adjustments For CRT Color Monitors –
http://personalpages.tds.net/~rcarlsen/cbm/converge.txt
JAMMA Wiring Diagram – http://www.arcaderepairtips.com/jamma.html
I Want To Build A Game! by Bob Roberts –
http://www.therealbobroberts.net/buildit.html
The Wiretap Arcade Game Collector’s Archive –
http://www.cityofberwyn.com/
HobbyRoms Programming Services – http://www.hobbyroms.com/
F-15 Strike Eagle Manual –
http://gamesdbase.com/Media/SYSTEM/Arcade//Manual/formated/F-15_Strike_Eagle_-_1991_-_Microprose_Games_Inc..pdf
Lawnmowerman’s Pacman Page – http://lawnmowerman.rotheblog.com/
American Amusement Auctions –
http://www.americanamusementauctions.com/
Texas Pinball Festival 2012 – http://www.texaspinball.com/