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6.19.1.1 Special Note Regarding Coin Lockout Coil and Free Play.

6.18.5 Replacing the on-board volume control with a remote volume pot (System 4).

6.18.4 Modifying the System 6/7 Speech Board to Use 2732 EPROMs.

6.18.3 Running a Type 2 Sound Board with a 6802 CPU.

6.17.9 Getting Sound and Speech Working Together.

6.17.8 Checking for Sounds Prior to the Sound Amplifier.

6.17.7 Put the Sound/Speech Board on the Bench.

6.17.4 Modification for Noisy Type 1 Sound Boards.

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6.16.9.1.1 Discrete version Display Driver.

6.16.9.1 System 3-6 Master Display Driver Boards.

6.16.7 Displays only showing even number.

6.16.2 First, a High Voltage ***Warning***.

6.16.1 Repairing the Master Display Driver.

6.15.1 The "Once Dreaded" 40-pin Connector.

6.14.2 Adding a Blanking Indication LED to the System 7 MPU Board.

6.14.1 Adding a Blanking Indication LED to the Driver Board.

6.13.6 An Alternative to Rebuilding the Reset Circuit (System 7).

6.13.5 An Alternative to Rebuilding the Reset Circuit (System 6 and 6a).

6.13.4 Step Three, Hopefully Reset is Back Up.

6.13.1 Repairing the Reset Circuit 'Divide and Conquer'.

6.12.2 +/-100v Display HV Section of PSU.

6.12.1 General Illumination Connection Design Flaws.

6.6 Connecting a Logic Probe to the Williams System 3-7 MPU.

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6.5 Using a PC Power Supply For Bench Testing.

6.4 Quick Start: Repairing a Williams System 3-7 Driver Board.

6.3.2 Adding System 3-6-like Diagnostic LEDs to a System 7 MPU.

6.3.1 Further Recommended Reliability Improvements.

6.3 Quick Start: Repairing a Williams System 3-7 MPU.

6.1 Advanced Diagnostic Tool by Pincoder.

5.3 Improving the Early System 3 Flipper Response.

5.2.4 Installing a Memory Capacitor Instead of Batteries.

5.2.1 Relocating the batteries away from the MPU board.

4.12 Additional Diagnostics - Pincoder test ROMs.

4.11.3 Third Generation Drop Target Bank.

4.11.2 Second Generation Drop Target Bank.4.11.1 First Generation Drop Target Bank.4.3.3 System 7 Hyperball Specific Driver Board.4.2.4.1 Modifying a System 6 or 6A to Use The Firepower 2732 Combo ROM at IC14.4.2.3.2 Factory Jumper on System 6 MPU Board.4.2.1.1 Upgrading a System 3 board to System 4.3.7 Circuit Board Schematics and Assembly Drawings.

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Since the HD version already has the vehicle files, there was no need to download vehicles. In the original game, you had to download a vehicle in order to use it. Like the Unused Console, they also left some lines for downloading vehicles. MobileRedeemer1 = guided a redeemer to finish offĬollision = tried to park his vehicle into a wallĪreaDamage = wanted to see an explosion up close Shell1 = and a tank weren't a good combination forĪutoGuns1 = was lazy and the autoguns finished off RearStriker1 = unloaded some strikers onto RedeemerMissile1 = guided a redeemer to finish offīarrel1 = and some explosive barrels sent RoofTurretStickyMine1 = glued some explosives onĭFAMissile1 = steered a predator missile on top of RoofTurretRocket1 = successfully fired some special rockets at RoofTurretFlak1 = used a special flak turret to end RoofTurretMachineGun1 = used a special machinegun turret on LaserTurret2 = a nice slicing laser turret MiniGunTurret2 = a minigun turret to look at HeavyMachineGun2 = using a heavy machinegun For some reason, the text remains in the HD version. It's only appearance was in the Sneak Peak build for the Shockwave version of the game in 2012. In the "English (US)" text file, there's some text listing an unused console that would show you who eliminated who in-game. In VehicleData.txt, there's a list of extra vehicles in-game that have nothing other than their names. To add more confusion into the name changes, when you complete Destruction Derby and unlock the Snake, it's called Stingray. These names are from the previous Burnin' Rubber games like 3, 4, Crash 'n' Burn, and Shift. A few vehicles had their name changed in Burnin' Rubber 5.