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Search for OBSA-100UMQ. They are still being manufactured and plenty of places sell them brand new to this day.

GlobalVR PCs typically fail due to either a bad power supply, bad capacitors on the motherboard and/or graphics card, bad RAM sticks etc... You need to inspect the insides of the case and see how the parts are looking like. The replacement board you posted is an I/O board and not a whole computer.

What game do you intend to run on this 573? All of the 8 BADs indicate that the known checksum for each flash chip on the 573 main board does not match what the game's boot program expects. Given the screen is asking if you want to reinitialize it, I'm assuming you're booting another game off a...

I've purchased an environmental deluxe earlier this year and went through the rabbit hole of sourcing a new gun since one was missing from my game. You can still buy all of the parts required to fully assemble a new gun - shell, trigger + spring, wiring harness + microswitch and sensor module. I...

That pot is for the throttle, not the steering. You'd want a 5k pot, 270 degrees.

Permanent link so that people can stop begging others for it: https://archive.org/details/arcthund

You would definitely want the GBS 8100 to do the conversion job. If your multicade PC has an ATI/AMD GPU you can instead utilize CRT Emudriver to obtain native 15khz/CGA video output and then you would want that second board to connect your PC to your current monitor. This alternative would also...

I commend you for servicing those boards. I recently had to come up with a solution to replace two entirely dead sound amps on a set of Daytona 2s for a customer - it's very often to see multiple boards being killed by dirt, grime and snow slush getting under the seat here in Canada. One of the...

A lot of these older Microtel computers are starting to suffer from the infamous capacitor plague from the early 2000s, here's one motherboard from a machine I serviced last year: Replacing them will usually fix crashing or startup issues (very typically caused by power delivery to the CPU...

Maybe the previous owner of the machine had two PCBs to swap between versions? It is pretty funny how the system is able to at least recognize something when connected to another board :LOL:

There's an archive of universal 573 CD images here: https://archive.org/download/unrenamed-arcade Has been tested in the past and does not work, the System 573 is extremely finicky with its ATAPI implementation and none of the ODEs can handle it (on another note, 3do.dev has been scamming...

I've seen similar issues with both DDR and PIU cabinets in the past due to bad grounding, if your cabinet is Korean made (you can tell if the wood is MDF and the control panel inside the coin door is black) it will probably have very poor or no grounding on most components and new wiring will be...

If you are an arcade operator you can register an account on this Raw Thrills website and you'll be able to download recovery media for the majority of their games for free. BBHP v1.23 and v1.19 Home Edition is archived there.

There is a better alternative for those who have processors capable of SSE2, Supermium is a port of Chromium (Chrome but without deep Google integration) that currently runs on XP and even 2000 with a few extra patches. There is also One Core API which might allow you to run more recent programs...