cyberfluxor
Another Striker



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- Aug 2, 2007
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So I picked up my Robotron 2084 cab last weekend and spent this week doing minor cleaning like getting rid of some spider webs, dust, grime, and scuffs; still have more to do. I also swapped out a newer pair of sticks as the other pair need cleaning and didn't match each other as well. It also came with all of the paperwork/operation manual from what I'm aware of.
Far view of the machine on.
Closer view and lighting can be seen clearer. Need to get the blue lights beneath the player 1 + 2 start buttons.
View inside the back of the cab.
My not-so-great job on the control sticks. The previous setup had the wires soldered to the micro-switches, something I wanted to avoid having again. I'll need to clean it up sometime if it begins to act up, but is quite stable for the moment.
Picture of some gameplay, though blury.
The plan:
Continue to get better at Robotron 2084 since I finally have the machine to work off of rather than the console ports or emulation.
Repair the base of the machine as some of the wood is splitting and paint has pealed or rubbed off. Touch-ups will need to be done on the sides.
Eventually replace the CPO as it has cigarette burns from the previous owners smoking and playing without enough caution. One of the blue start buttons will need to be replaced and need to find out why the blue lights underneath aren't turning on (the lights do work, just aren't receiving power).
Complete the link between the coin-op and bin for if I decide to put this baby into operation someplace, which is unlikely but always nice to have available as a coin bank.
Far view of the machine on.
Closer view and lighting can be seen clearer. Need to get the blue lights beneath the player 1 + 2 start buttons.
View inside the back of the cab.
My not-so-great job on the control sticks. The previous setup had the wires soldered to the micro-switches, something I wanted to avoid having again. I'll need to clean it up sometime if it begins to act up, but is quite stable for the moment.
Picture of some gameplay, though blury.
The plan:
Continue to get better at Robotron 2084 since I finally have the machine to work off of rather than the console ports or emulation.
Repair the base of the machine as some of the wood is splitting and paint has pealed or rubbed off. Touch-ups will need to be done on the sides.
Eventually replace the CPO as it has cigarette burns from the previous owners smoking and playing without enough caution. One of the blue start buttons will need to be replaced and need to find out why the blue lights underneath aren't turning on (the lights do work, just aren't receiving power).
Complete the link between the coin-op and bin for if I decide to put this baby into operation someplace, which is unlikely but always nice to have available as a coin bank.



