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Re: Not Pinball, But Super just the same
« on: June 05, 2011, 12:18:16 PM »

Platic tip screwdriver will be fine. But you make the adjustment while the game is on, with the multimeter on the +5 and GND points on the power supply. Turn anticlockwise - slowly - and observe the voltage drop on the multimeter. Try to get it as close to 5V as possible.

That's a strange board. Looks like some sort of conversion.
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