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The only peter chous imo worth repairing were the i think called XL models or was it XT the big ones that were in dynamo, 3koam, some neo geo cabs, because the modern replacement you kinda have to retro fit them or they will leave gaps in the cab or on the dynamos case not have the on off switch...

IIRC 7300 or 7600 are the only 2 that will work with that one but if you just call IT tech support they will tell you. I have it in my notes somewhere but not near them atm.

https://a.co/d/cLRf2vd I use this cheapy, same one Zenomorph uses in his monitor chassis videos. It has come in handy before using along side my fluke. Mostly use it for monitor chassis transistors and poly caps. I mean it seems to do what its suppose to for 20$.

A lot. Mostly the back end and the large control panel. The only other cabinet i know of that is the same as high impact was one of Midways Universal cab versions. Total Carnage used the exact same cab as Mk1 and another popular Midway omniflex universal cabinet. You know this forum is a part...

Ive had before where the I/O board chip got scrambled very similar was the correct chip but had a weird similar error, I had to send it to IT to straighten it out. Happened after changing the I/O board and moving the chip to the new I/O board

Well just so happens the area51 site4 I have on the route had an issue with the player 2 guns not working and its not the gun, whatever gun plugs in to player 2 will not register. You know they knew the board had issues when they printed on it "Well this rates about a 9 on my weird-sh*t-ometer"...

I would agree. Ive looked before and it was almost like that mobo never existed. I forgot the JAMMA side was technically called a JAMMIT board lol. Should of called it DAMNIT. The irony of it being top end at the time because of using an actual cpu mobo then years later its super unreliable...

Eh i dont mind it, I enjoy doing it and making a little money is ok but i dont wanna deal with if something goes wrong etc angry people etc lol and the next thing you know you are Patrick Scott Peterson or whatever the F his name is, and nobody wants to be a PSP 😂

Idk if @irepairsega can or maybe you could get @zenomorp too, I mean I could ive probably done 5 midway sound boards in the last 2 years and had zero problems but idk if im comfortable doing other peoples idt lol.

As mecha said the caps on the motherboard were shit, ive replaced them on the two boards I have. Both had domed caps near the processor. Also be careful turning the 5v up that far you can damage it. Check the mobo or take a picture of it and post it to see if the caps are bad, they might be bad...

Yeah hes got some neat tricks like using dual soldering irons for surface mount resistors

Mr SolderFix does what he wants. Dude is like a Legendary Solder Master Pro 😂 He really likes flux, flux on EVERYTHING!

yeah I watch a lot of videos from Mr SolderFix. He has great videos and British accent is hilarious lmao. Learned a lot of tricks from him. I just dont have time to do it all lol, been enjoying working on monitor chassis lately but check some of his videos out.

Yeah i will probably not the cps2 or neo geos right off the bat lol

😂 I bought a nice Hako 2-1 solder/hot air rework and ive yet to use it for surface mount components only to help to desolder the caps on newer video cards and mobos that can be stubborn and the iron a little but oddly I prefer my shitty old Weller plug in soldering iron to it so go figure. Ive...

Ive heard of a few people going over it with the hot air rework and it fixed there problem. However it could very well be the video card too and yes it has to be that 3dfx voodoo 2 card, they over heated really bad what i always did was glue a dc fan onto the heatsink.

EDIT nvm im an idiot and forgot about the k7000 having the 50-60hz pot and apparently both k7000s i had were set to where capcom boards like them but not nba jam 😂😂 Any idea what could cause this fold over at the bottom and stretching at the top of this NBA Jam PCB? This is a board problem NOT...

Youve replaced the ribbon cable going to the main board to the sound board? Varmits like chewing on them for some reason think it has to be the plastic coating and they have really thin wires was a common problem in valley dart machines where they had like 5 ribbon cables.

Ahhh that Midway “DONG” after doing a successful capkit and its loud because before the cap kit your sound board was working at about 50 percent volume with leaky caps. This one an NBA Jam im restoring BOOMSHACKALACKA!

Eh unfortunately on those everything is surfaced mounted maybe like 2 or 3 socketed chips and probably not them. So yeah they are the best bet.