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Title: Alpha Pro 2 V32 software on Elite V32
Post by: aschlottman on November 07, 2018, 06:29:33 PM
I purchased a software set a while back for a Bally Alpha Pro 2 V32 (Fu Dao Le) without having the machine already.  I have an opportunity to purchase an Elite V32 and was wondering if there was any way to shoehorn the game into the Elite.


On a side note, if anyone has a Pro 2 V32, I'm interested lol
Title: Re: Alpha Pro 2 V32 software on Elite V32
Post by: rickhunter on November 07, 2018, 07:52:48 PM
Unless the v32 has been converted to alpha 2, you won't be able to run it.  You would need the conversion backplane, the alpha 2 mpu and an iDeck for it to work.
Title: Re: Alpha Pro 2 V32 software on Elite V32
Post by: aschlottman on November 08, 2018, 09:25:36 AM
Unless the v32 has been converted to alpha 2, you won't be able to run it.  You would need the conversion backplane, the alpha 2 mpu and an iDeck for it to work.


Rick, any idea where I might source the parts for conversion, or general idea of cost?
Title: Re: Alpha Pro 2 V32 software on Elite V32
Post by: rickhunter on November 08, 2018, 11:28:16 AM
MPU's go between $400-$650 depending on availability and mpu type (2.0's are cheaper than 2.1's).  The conversion backplane is the one that is a bear to find.  I bought mine for $750 when a few became available for what seemed a brief period of time a couple of years ago.  iDecks go between $400 to $500 depending on condition, new ones can cost more.  The other issue is adapting the ideck to your player panel.  Bally did make an iDeck that drops in to an alpha1 player panel, but they are also hard to find..  I modified my alpha1 player panel to fit the iDeck, and it works fine, but it certainly does not look "proessional".  I can post picture later when I get home.  For a time, somebody was selling for $1,000 a converted alpha2 pro backplane and power distribution board to fit into an existing alpha 1.  I converted my v20/20 this way, but finding the conversion backplane is by far easier to implement (again if you can find one).  So you would be looking at around $1,500-$1,750 or so for the conversion parts, with the backplane issue being the hardest to fill.  A V32 A2 pro goes for upwards of $4k depending on where you live, condition,  and how many other accessories you get with it (video toppers, led speakers, etc).
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