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I’m looking for this metal play on the right controller. Circled in yellow. This is the upright version and not the full pod. If anyone knows where I can find it please let me know. Thank you in advance.

I’m selling my 100% working Metamorphic Force PCB version AAA if interested. Rebuilt audio board to give extended life to those failing Konami audio boards. Plus original game flyer and printed manual. Located in Gilbert Arizona. $800.

Would this option work to power the Q-Sound amp? 120VAC to 14VAC with capacity up to 6A. https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Hammond-Manufacturing/166Q14?qs=KAyCPn5KmepclRD9zaKW3A%3D%3D&srsltid=AfmBOoryihsnFowMoLnzgMNBLqX9L6d4WhHXgzdCyldxBCGca2eXwZnX

This could possibly be an option too.

I wonder if this is an easier route. I do have a CPT-003A transformer. It’s 220v. How would I convert the 120v cabinet power to 220v for the CPT-003A and then connect that to the QSound amplifier?

Thanks. Do you know how many mA? Would this be a good replacement? https://www.surplussales.com/item/_tp/aba-202.html

Thank you in advance. I bought a Capcom Big Blue cabinet that didn’t come with a CPT-002B transformer. I have not been able to find one so I am hoping to find another option. Does anyone know the output the transformer provides to the QSound board so I can try to spec a possible replacement...

I recapped my PSU and checked that it did work after the recap. I replaced the fan and now I don’t get any power. I did take the PSU out of the cabinet as well because I am doing a restore. My question is, does the PSU need to be wired to the cabinet to turn on? Like a typical computer power...

Could I order one of these covers from you?

It was the DIP settings. Everything runs great! Thanks everyone for the help!

Disregard. I am seeing a little bit of static in the cabinet on another PCB. Ok last problem. I noticed that a number of games won’t load. Test screen loads and shows successful but never continues on to the game.

Thanks for that. Sorry for the confusion. Not sure what I did but it is working now. I did reflow the solder to those pins. I do notice the occasional static show up on the screen. Not sure what is causing that. If I plug another board into the cabinet I do not see this. Thanks for that...

Unmodified? So your original response meant that my C board should have worked? I know this board was working just fine on the board I took it from. I see what looks like a cut trace on some of the pins so there is some modification done here. I’m still not following what needs to be done here.

Thanks. Does someone have a picture of this? I’m not really sure what you are supposed to be doing here. I can solder but I don’t have a lot of knowledge about these boards. So I removed the solder connecting 45, 46 and 47. I need to connect pins 45 to 46 to ground? I see it looks like...

Set up my CPS1 multi today. My A board is an 89626A-4 with the 12Mhz crystal. My C board is a 92641C-1 that had a battery. These boards were on a working Strider that someone had burned the EPROMs for. I removed the battery from the C board. When I put the CPS1 together everything seems to...