Answer my own questions: issue was the top left portion of the board (jamma edge on left) found by applying pressure. Reflowed everything near that area that was part of a connection, like the pins on the multi and the a/b board connectors.
Howdy. I'm having a similar issue on an old 18-1 bootleg board. I wanted to confirm the chips for object ram are the ones located in the picture at 3A and 4A (HM6264A-10)
If it's just the 2 chips I'll just replace them both.
New 25" ready and ran in 6 hours. Basically recap and really reflowed, a lot of trace repair in the power section. Everything removed, sanded, cleaned up and fresh solder. Looking good and clean.
New flyback from arcadepartsandrepair.com
$250 shipped.
Adding new 19" chassis CR-31 (fat neck) for sale: $250 shipped. Same as others, new caps, new Arcadepartsandrepair flyback. Full reflow and rebuild, working 100%
Talk to @sheep_nova, he was able to get me a couple of original A boards with original audio sections. Alternatively you can find a dead A board and transplant the audio section, which is what I did for one of mine.
If it's the @GadgetFreak hack, I believe it will accept any B chip. That being said I know the C-boards themselves have different configurations, so swapping the chip itself may not work. You can still pickup C boards from @sheep_nova I believe.
Hey there, rather than copy/pasting everything here, I’m working on dead revolution X PCB, I’d appreciate any help if someone has ideas:
https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/revolution-x-cap-leak-o-rama.547378/