Chassis ALLINX AM-2910VF/PWB-2910

[dragonfleas]

I'm trying to find _any_ documentation online I can about this Chassis, I bought this Samducksa cab off of a kooky desert retired guy, from 2002, he's had it for ages, came with a JAMMA PC game board for an Eolith game called BurningStriker (Post-Apocalyptic Soccer game?)

Anyways, here's pictures of the tube, chassis, cab, etc. Looking to probably do a chassis swap on this because as far as I can tell this is 31khz _only_ (I'm not able to run 15/24khz through it without bad sync issues, and I don't see any jumpers to swap res)

I scoured the internet trying to find documentation on this specific chassis, but all I could find was some obscure business filings for this company (which has a total of 10 or less employees?) anyways, this is basically obscurium and I don't really expect anyone to have any real info on this. I'd love _anything_ at all, or frankly how to swap Chassis to something that isn't so obscure, dual focus makes that hard though. If anyone sees anything on this chassis that might indicate switching to 24/15khz PLEASE let me know.

Anyone have any info about this chassis? Is there a good drop-in trisync chassis replacement for the A68QCP891X002?

Cab:

Tube: A68QCP891X002

Dual Focus Flyback

Chassis Branding:

Rear of board/next to flyback:

Yoke + Neck

Pots:

Front of board:

 

[trashedcabs]

Thankfully the sticker has the horizontal yoke inductance value on the side, so a dual-focus modded Toshiba PF or Sanwa PFX should be a drop-in for that tube/yoke combo.

Please dump and document Burning Striker! It is undumped.

 

[dragonfleas]

Thankfully the sticker has the horizontal yoke inductance value on the side, so a dual-focus modded Toshiba PF or Sanwa PFX should be a drop-in for that tube/yoke combo.

Please dump and document Burning Striker! It is undumped.

Where can I find out information about dual-focus modding either of those chassis? Is there a resource in this forum? (I'm new here)

In regards to Burning Striker I am planning to do so, a little nervous about plugging in a 20+ year old IDE hard drive because sometimes drive heads like to impact the platter when they're that old and have been sitting for a long time. An about-to-fail drive with an intact platter is recoverable, the former is not. I'd love to test the game after I dump the drive but unfortunately whoever had it before me must have taken the old MX200 Nvidia AGP card that was in it, so it's not "complete".

EDIT: Found the resource, for anyone reading this it's here: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/toshiba-tri-sync-pbxx-pdxx-pexx-notes-mods.21081/