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« on: September 05, 2013, 03:07:26 pm »

So I am really enjoying the series, I'm itching to pick up a Pacman upright soon and this is lighting that fire pretty good. I know you usually add high score saves to your games are you adding one to Pacman?  or just free play with attract?
Will it be replacing a game in the basement or do you think can you squeeze it in?  Smiley
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« Reply #1 on: September 06, 2013, 12:16:46 pm »

So I am really enjoying the series, I'm itching to pick up a Pacman upright soon and this is lighting that fire pretty good. I know you usually add high score saves to your games are you adding one to Pacman?  or just free play with attract?
Will it be replacing a game in the basement or do you think can you squeeze it in?  Smiley


Thanks for watching the vids!

I will be installing some sort of high-score save kit with freeplay in the Pac. Not sure which one just yet. I'll squeeze the game in somehow!
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« Reply #2 on: October 06, 2013, 04:43:49 am »

just watched them, i want to see the wood sticker applied. fix that angled monitor! you're the man!
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« Reply #3 on: October 06, 2013, 07:18:54 pm »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)
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« Reply #4 on: October 07, 2013, 09:20:45 am »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)

Part #5 is DONE and it's uploading to Youtube as I type this. Should be up late today. It's LONG and BIG! Smiley
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« Reply #5 on: October 07, 2013, 11:36:45 am »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)

Part #5 is DONE and it's uploading to Youtube as I type this. Should be up late today. It's LONG and BIG! Smiley

Lol good, I was just trying for a cheap laugh there ;)
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« Reply #6 on: October 07, 2013, 11:20:04 pm »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)

Part #5 is DONE and it's uploading to Youtube as I type this. Should be up late today. It's LONG and BIG! Smiley

sweet watching now Smiley you're throwing around the phrase "triple thick" again. i'd like to see you test the protection of the triple thick on a marquee you don't care about, showing how it protects against scratches and heat. that would be a good video.
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« Reply #7 on: October 08, 2013, 09:54:01 am »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)

Part #5 is DONE and it's uploading to Youtube as I type this. Should be up late today. It's LONG and BIG! Smiley

sweet watching now Smiley you're throwing around the phrase "triple thick" again. i'd like to see you test the protection of the triple thick on a marquee you don't care about, showing how it protects against scratches and heat. that would be a good video.

Triple thick rocks! Smiley You want me to try and scratch it? LOL!
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« Reply #8 on: October 08, 2013, 10:31:09 am »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)

Part #5 is DONE and it's uploading to Youtube as I type this. Should be up late today. It's LONG and BIG! Smiley

sweet watching now Smiley you're throwing around the phrase "triple thick" again. i'd like to see you test the protection of the triple thick on a marquee you don't care about, showing how it protects against scratches and heat. that would be a good video.

Triple thick rocks! Smiley You want me to try and scratch it? LOL!

I second that, I hear its the greatest thing since sliced bread for arcades. ;) Lets see some proof.
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« Reply #9 on: October 09, 2013, 06:23:32 pm »

I watched the video, and it was excellent as always.
 I'm sorry to say that I too have to repin a Pacman harness, and I have really been putting it off because I know that it's tedious work....I hate the tedious work.
But now I think I may pick up a molex crimper, seemed to make the job so much easier in your video.

Keep them coming man we appreciate the work that goes into the videos.

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« Reply #10 on: October 09, 2013, 07:40:04 pm »

I'm awaiting the next video. Providing its not delayed thanks to Grand Theft Auto 5 ;)

Part #5 is DONE and it's uploading to Youtube as I type this. Should be up late today. It's LONG and BIG! Smiley

sweet watching now Smiley you're throwing around the phrase "triple thick" again. i'd like to see you test the protection of the triple thick on a marquee you don't care about, showing how it protects against scratches and heat. that would be a good video.

Triple thick rocks! Smiley You want me to try and scratch it? LOL!

yeah take a marquee that's not important, do a good triple thick and let it cure. then do some testing and get progressively harsher with each step.

1st try scratching it with your finger nail, then try rubbing it on wood, then try a hair dryer, then try car keys, and then a house nail, and then a screw driver, then hit it with a heat gun, zap it with some high voltage like a car battery then sand paper it and chemical resistance tests fire crackers and then you should just strap on some home made explosives or dynamite and blow the shit out of it. shoot it with some guns i don't know hahaha

each time put some light behind it and show that it looks good still Smiley

THE TRIPLE THICK TORTURE TEST!
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« Reply #11 on: October 09, 2013, 09:08:54 pm »

Back to the pac-man i noticed when i rewatched the hour long video {yes I watched it twice} I noticed you had a new control panel overlay. Also is it just me or does the marquee for the pac-man seem a little underwhelming for such a classic game?
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« Reply #12 on: October 10, 2013, 09:56:17 am »

Back to the pac-man i noticed when i rewatched the hour long video {yes I watched it twice} I noticed you had a new control panel overlay. Also is it just me or does the marquee for the pac-man seem a little underwhelming for such a classic game?

Yeah, I have a NOS Pac-Man cabaret CPO. I dunno, I kind of like the marquee.

However, I like the Japanese Puckman art better I think.

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« Reply #13 on: October 10, 2013, 10:05:18 am »

Back to the pac-man i noticed when i rewatched the hour long video {yes I watched it twice} I noticed you had a new control panel overlay. Also is it just me or does the marquee for the pac-man seem a little underwhelming for such a classic game?

Yeah, I have a NOS Pac-Man cabaret CPO. I dunno, I kind of like the marquee.

However, I like the Japanese Puckman art better I think.



I don't dislike the marquee. I'm looking forward to sunday.
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« Reply #14 on: October 22, 2013, 08:00:21 pm »

Back to the pac-man i noticed when i rewatched the hour long video {yes I watched it twice} I noticed you had a new control panel overlay. Also is it just me or does the marquee for the pac-man seem a little underwhelming for such a classic game?

original goes a long way.
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