A look at a Sega Mega Tech arcade machine. Made in 1989, this contains 8 different games. Coins paid for playing time on one or any combination of the installed games. Most of the hardware is identical to the Mega Drive (Genesis). Ebay listing - SOLD 23 July 2018, no longer available. Pictures and other info here: http://xo4.uk/?S3G The top display has significant screen burn, and when obtained about 6 years ago was not working at all due to the flyback being cracked in half and several other components failed. Some of the internal wiring had been pulled out a couple of the wiring connectors were missing. The entire thing was also coated with a vile mixture of nicotine and black greasy dirt, inside and out. Support this channel at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jwflame Twitter: https://twitter.com/jwflame Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwflame Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jwflame/ Contact info, sending stuff in etc.: http://xo4.uk/?YTT ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzfzr4-Z078

Crabtree wooden fusebox with two rows of five ceramic fuses. Painted in a dark brown, this has 'War Finish' stamped inside. The brown paint would have been used rather than the more usual varnish, as the paint would have been cheaper and quicker to apply, reducing cost and the time to manufacture it. The ceramic fuses have sprung contacts, with the fuse wire almost totally enclosed within the ceramic. Double pole fusing was not permitted after 1955, as a fault could cause only the neutral fuse to blow, leaving equipment non-working but still in a dangerous condition. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg65ErRB7mY