Re: Battlezone Linear Power Supply

Yeah, I should have been more explicit, what I meant was that all mono
vectors would have been "type A" (eg BZ, RB, LL, Asteroids, etc), Col
Vector "type B" and raster "Type C" but within each category they surely
would have been generic.

As for plug differences, well we have schematics don't we?

Tim.

"Andy Welburn" <andy@andys-arcade.com>
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> As I am in the UK, and my Cabaret is definately Irish, then I guess I
> should state this for completeness. Don't know about about my Upright,
as
> its locked up a few miles away (guess its irish too thou)
>
> Anyway, my *guess* is that Atari used a generic "brick" for any early
> vector game as the Monitor/Electronics and Audio would all need broadly
> similar requirements, power-wise. Come to think of it, why would they
> need to/bother to make game-specific ones if they could help it?
>
> Cheerz - Tim

they did... this is already common knowledge, following the original
thread
we are actually trying to work out the variants. They did vary the 'brick'
between different ypes/eras of games, like raster, monovector, colour
vector... so you have the right idea, but we're trying to work out plug
differences.

Andy Welburn
www.andys-arcade.com

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