Re: ID this board, anyone?

G'day Sean,

I have no first hand knowledge of that board but it looks
a lot like a bootleg Asteroids to me, right down to nearly
the same pcb layout (apart from the board split to make it smaller)

Here's a pic of a real Atari one (I have no connection to this auction)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3268434064&category=13718

You can pull the roms off and read them in, then use ROMIDENT on them and
see if it identifies them.
If you do read them in would you mind emailing them to me also?
I have a different physical style Asteroids bootleg I'd like to try them out on...

Here's ROMIDENT
http://www.system16.com/romident.html

Best regards,

Marc

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sean McLachlan" <sean@lithoflexo.com>
To: <vectorlist@vectorlist.org>
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 10:25 AM
Subject: VECTOR: ID this board, anyone?

> The usual searches proved fruitless, so I turn to you.
>
> It uses a 6502 CPU, and a 12.096 crystal. The only marking on the board is
> P-001 M-1. No manufacturer name.
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> http://www.classi-find.net/arcade/pics/parts/pcb_unknown_vector3.jpg
> http://www.classi-find.net/arcade/pics/parts/pcb_unknown_vector1.jpg
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> Any ideas from my blurry photos?
>
>
> Sean McLachlan
> MIS Manager
> LithoFlexo grafics inc.
> 801.484.8503
>
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