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Re: Unknown Pong clone in bootleg blue...
02/25/15 03:45 PM
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Okay...so I see two slide switches on pcb which I will guess first one is for the winning score. Does 11 and 15 appear next to one of the slide switches?
The second slide switch could be for operator to set pong/ball speed to either fast speed or slow speed. That is what is available for Chicago Coin's TV Ping Pong pcb.
imo this is why I consider some of the pong pcbs that have additional features such as these could be considered second generation arcade pong systems.
I am note sure yet of what company marketed that pcb you have in the photos. If it was Chicago Coin or Mirco, there should be something printed on pcb. Likely marketed by a company even smaller than Mirco imo, but not sure yet of which company. There could be something on Dan's site or also on TAFA.
Anyway, if that is also your pcb, another good find there.
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