Golden tee fore 2005

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patchysteve
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Golden tee fore 2005

Post by patchysteve »

Has anyone got a contact for someone who can fox one of these near merseyside ?
starleisure
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Post by starleisure »

Whats up with it buddy?
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Post by aaamusements.co.uk »

Monitor problem most likely if I had to guess!
These had Hantarex in them didn't they?
starleisure
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Post by starleisure »

Yes buddy there Polo 2.

Chassie or psu fail.

Was stripping down about 6 today trying to make a few good ones outta the remains.
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Post by aaamusements.co.uk »

starleisure wrote:Yes buddy there Polo 2.

Chassie or psu fail.

Was stripping down about 6 today trying to make a few good ones outta the remains.
I have a dead one at the moment, just about every resistor on the chassis has overheated and the HT lead has melted in places.
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Post by starleisure »

Ouch,

You gunna change the chassie or let her die?


I have a good freind whos great at all monitor repairs so he works on all the stuff i cant fix.


Only kept the golden tees to maintain the silver strike bowlings i have as there in the same rebuild cabs, just a shame they never took good cash.
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Post by aaamusements.co.uk »

Yeah Golden Tee always had a very niche appeal. They could take money in the right place, but not often. They made gazillions of the things too.

I could do with sorting the monitor as it's in a nice compact video cabinet which is too good to scrap, but repairs estimates are all £40 + parts and it's barely economical. What's more annoying is that I only sold a 25" monitor with a decent chassis a year back... I didn't think I would need a spare at the time!
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starleisure
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Post by starleisure »

What about a cheap ebay scrapper?

The midi cabs do come up quite a bit just depends on if its near you.

Do you still site any?

I think i only have 3 out now, one point i had 25 out about 2 years ago but it all died a death.
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Post by aaamusements.co.uk »

Yes I will have to keep an eye out for a good one. The games are worth next to nothing, but people still want the monitors and whole cabinets to MAME.

I don't site any more, the good times are gone. I used to do very well with SWPs though.
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My last 6 dead cabs are getting MAMEed, thats my next project in the little time i have left.

I used to site just videos and swps but i needed more income hence the awp route.

Have to say its getting hard out there atm.

If i hear one more landlord mention hes tied i will cry, lol.

I have to say the paragons are just not worth the money, what they pull back in is just peanuts now, how to waste £3195+ VAT.
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Post by aaamusements.co.uk »

Yep, pretty much the same vibe I am getting from most suppliers at the moment.
I did think about getting the AWP licence a while back, but with the pub trade firmly on it's arse I didn't fancy the gamble!
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Post by starleisure »

Well it was a good jump if im honest, just harder to gain sites.

I will never make the best cash from the best sites but slow and steady wins the race.
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