What tune is this?

[andy_cook]

http://i526.photobucket.com/albums/cc344/95sol/969F10D9-687E-4D26-8EA2-F3FE6686B284.jpg (http://s526.photobucket.com/user/95sol/media/969F10D9-687E-4D26-8EA2-F3FE6686B284.jpg.html)
Doesn't have anything marked on it

[Kingtal0n]

hmm. looks like its for an engine. probably though I am not sure 100%.

seriously, even if someone recognized anything, it still would not help. Because to use it, you would need to know not only who, but when and for what. And to sell it, same thing.

And to top it off, even if you got the A/F's right, the timing would still probably be wrong.

[andy_cook]

I know what it's tuned for I just don't know what software it is to retune it. Was just hoping someone would recognize the board

[racepar1]

I know what it's tuned for I just don't know what software it is to retune it. Was just hoping someone would recognize the board

Perhaps you should have asked "Does anyone know what company's ROM chip this is?" That is an ENTIRELY different question...

[cotbu]

That's not a real time board, you can use any program that works with bin files. therefore romeditor. tuner pro, nistune, even a hexeditor to modify or tune. To burn the data to the chips you need a chip burner.G\L

[zurud]

No you need 2 moates chip burner at 175.00 each

[cotbu]

No, he needs 1 chip burner. Are you talking about emulators like ostrich? Anyways, all you would need is a burn2 or similar to burn the data on the chips along with the knowhow. Emulating is a different subject.

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