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Latest photos from Misora Hibari after getting it home and doing a little more work:
misora Hibari CYBIII boards removed.jpg CYBIII board(s) removed from back
misora Hibari back ball chute removed 2.jpg This will not be able to be returned to non-cyclic without some difficulty - the ball system is entirely removed on the right side.
Misora Hibari RAM and volume stickers.jpg Stickers on back indicating the RAM clear switch, and that the volume pots are located on the inside of the front door.
misora Hibari CYBIII boards with conns.jpg The CYBIII board still attached, but with various parts unplugged.
misora Hibari door volume pots.jpg The volume pots are there on the bottom right of the open door (silvery metal things). Nicely done.
Misora Hibari Door lamp wires cut.jpg the 'Ball Tank Empty' light (which would have been constantly on in the arcade and thus a distraction) has been disconnected by neatly snipping two wires in the door.
Misora Hibari door lock removed.jpg the Kyoraku BIG BANG frame door lock, for which I have no key. Wonder what it costs to rekey a barrel lock like this?
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