Hi everyone - well my pre-packing is starting to get handled - and I wanted to get some advice from the group on my two Solar Fox machines. I have two of them - the first I bought back in 2021 from a seller in Florida, who found an empty cabinet on the side of the road that was in good condition, and over time he put in a (not original to the game) CRT, glass bezel, marquee and a board and put the whole thing together. Of course it is missing the interior artwork which is UV reactive - still it played. My second Solar Fox I picked up in Washington about three years ago, keeping my original with the idea that I would frankenstein the best parts of each into the more complete one and sell the older one. About 6 months ago I was going to work on this, turned them both on and both are having issues. Well, I am leaving soon (in a few months) and I likely do not have the free time to trouble shoot both of them, and in any case I'm going to assume bouncing around in a truck coast to coast some things will get knocked loose anyway, so I am going to wait until I've moved to work on these again. My question to the group is, should I keep the PCB from my first machine as a backup incase I get chip failures on my nicer one, or can you generally find replacements for chips today that fail? I haven't done any PCB troubleshooting really, so wondering if some of those would be custom Bally Midway ones that are basically non-existent now. Thoughts? I don't need two Solar Fox machines...