I have a cab with a working Sanyo monitor. The cabinet is in good condition. I also have new side art and the control panel is in great condition. Someone converted it to a 1942, so there is no PCB. I would like to trade everything for two red tent monitors. I live a little north of Atlanta, GA and I'm willing to travel a little.

I just bought one of the two needed CP from ebay. The seller wanted $95, but worked with me and I got it cheaper. Thanks dry_wells. So I still need one more CP and still need both monitors. I live in GA for any members that are nearby and have one/two for sale or have a lead.

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Guys,

I have a DK cab that is, for the most part, missing the PCB. How do I know which PCB was in mine. I was looking on ebay and noticed that some are 2 stack and some are 4 stack. Someone converted it to a WWII '42. It has two slots for what would appear to be for two boards.

Darkcat1,

I see you are in Georgia. What part? I live up in Cartersville and might can get my hands on a 4 player cab.

I saw them last night. I have a couple of offers in on them, but I haven't heard back. What would a finished, great condition, complete (no games) red tent go for? Know this would help me stay within a budget. Thanks for the help!

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I recently purchased a Nintendo red tent and it is missing both control panels and both monitors. Any help locating such items would be much appreciated. 

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So I'm finally getting around to this PCB today. I took a look at the "bullet proof" video and I found the ground tabs easily, but the +5 is a different story. I listed some pics and if someone could point me in the right direction that would be great.

I will take it that I should chunk it? Also, I bought a Super Contra and just sold the PCB, but it has a Sanyo 20 - Z2AW. I think I can put that into the Frogger.

Sorry Ian, camera didn't do so well. If these are crap I can take a couple more.

Well Ian I F'd up. I assumed I had a Sega MC2000 monitor. I still can't find anything other than the sticker on the tube that notates it is a Sega. I looked for the chassis info and all the post I have seen state that they have a MC2000. Anyway, back to the caps. I just started "shot gunning the caps". I will have to do some more research on the chassis. In the meantime, how would I identify the bridge rectifier?

Guys,

I picked up a Super Contra over the weekend. The cabinet is pretty much toast. I bought it mainly for the monitor. I was going to throw the pcb on ebay, but the two pcbs to price compare to are almost $400 and in Japan. What would you guys suggest as a good price for a Super Contra pcb?
 

Thanks