Today we have some new PAL dumps.

In the past days ‘coolmod’ posted on Dumping Union list dumps of PALs from a Ray Force (single layer PCB version) ,they were obtained from two PALCE (and tested on same devices) and a PAL16L8 (then  converted and tested in GAL16V8 format).

Joachim Puster sent me dump from a The End PCB.Device was a PAL14H4, I converted it to GAL16V8 and he succesfullly tested it on board.He sent also dumps from a Gunlock PCB (ROM board PCB version), they are in native PAL format (two PAL16L8 and one PAL20V8H).

Thanks to both for these contributions.

As for me, I dumped the two PALs from a bootleg of Legend of Hero Tonma.

We have some new PAL dumps.In the last days Porchy dumped PALs from an unemulated D.D. Crew bootleg board (it will be included in next MAME release), devices were two unsecured GAL16V8.Thanks to him.

Today I’ve dumped the PAL from an original Cabal (TAD Corporation) and successfully tested it on a GAL16V8 targeting device.

Today we have a big PAL dumps update.

Our contributor ‘cpsystem3’ posted on Dumping Union a dump from a Global Champion Taito F3 cart.Device was an unlocked PALCE16V8H, dump has been tested as working on same part.According to him, it allows for larger audio samples/ bank support.Thanks to ‘cpsystem3′ for this contribution.

As for me, I dumped PALs from these PCBs:

-Explosive Breaker, a vertical shoot’em up from Kaneko (dumped only the socketed chips)

-Bang!, a lightgun game from Gaelco

-City Connection (bootleg)

I also dumped a secured GAL16V8 present on hardware of my defective EETools ChipMax2 EPROM programmer.All dumps have been tested (except for the ChipMax2 one) and working in a GAL16V8 targeting device (except one dump from City Connection which requires a GAL22V10)