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Re: what do Fujitsu MB8841 chip, a Kangaroo pcb, and Lexor’s Scrabble have in common?
05/14/22 03:10 AM
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> Just wanted to add that Smittdog and MogglyGuy secured a Kangaroo MCU for Mame in April 2021. According
> the DU posts now, Smittdog is sending it these days to get decapped.
I would like to believe Sean’s recent work with the chip for Scrabble would mean not having to decap the
mcu, but be able to read the data without having to ruin the mcu. It will be ideal still keeping pcbs intact if possible unless a pcb is beyond repair then use decap method as last resort. if what Sean did can be applied to Kangaroo Fujitsu mcu, that means more of a chance other pcb owners will be able to do same work with any of the other Atari and Namco pcbs that might use that mcu.
> So, soon we'll see Kangaroo
You meant to say Kangaroo in proper working shape. 
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