He sent those to me.
It took me awhile to get my tape deck working, but I eventually did.
Unfortunately there really wasn't much on those tapes. It looks like
someone plugged in a working boardset (Battlezone, Tempest, Pac-Man, etc)
hit the LEARN button and then copied that info to tape. If that's
something people are still interested in (which I doubt it since you can't
be 100% sure those boards were working) I can share those. Some tapes were
either blank or couldn't be read. There were some with actual programs on
them, but I don't believe they were video game related. I can share those.
I was really hoping there were some actual arcade game troubleshooting
programs on the tapes, but at least it motivated me to learn how to fix the
Fluke 9010a tape deck! :)
Matt
On Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:20:03 -0400, Mike Salay <mjsalay@gmail.com> wrote:
> Some months ago Scott (thomas43_at_aol.com <thomas43@aol.com>) sent
someone
> his collection of 9010 tapes (see post below). He doesn't recall who
took
> ownership of the tapes, but I'm hoping they were readable and the
programs
> can be made available.
>
> thanks,
> Mike
>
>> I have a bunch of tapes here that I received with a unit I bought from
an
> operator.
>> There are a bunch of test routines for games like Galaga, Tempest,
> Battlezone and others (about 20 tapes).
>> Does anyone here want to play with them, and post up the info for
others
> to share? I don't have the time to mess with these.
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