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From: opielask@clutx.clarkson.edu (Scott K. Opiela,,,2684025)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,rec.games.video,comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Donkey Kong Junior arcade game boards
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Date: 18 Jan 90 03:16:33 GMT
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I have the circuit boards for a Donkey Kong Junior video arcade game
   (also the manuals for them)

I want to sell them for $50, and depending on how far I have to send them,
   I may even pay shipping.

The boards have been installed previously in an arcade machine, and I have
 seen them work.

The manual includes info from play instructions to board components layouts
 and components inventory to the board's pinouts and what it needs to operate.
I was going to get a power supply and hook it up to my Atari St's analog RGB
 monitor (whose pinout matches the video game boards' ) and play the
 game with one of my cheap joysticks.
A friend of mine verified that it would be simple to do, but I don't have the
 time to try it, and I'de rather have cash at this point.

AAron nAAs
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