Re: Follow up 1084s question

I agree, outside of sync problems, the monitor works great for vids. Let
me know how it works as I'm interested too. Looking at the schematics I
found (http://staff.washington.edu/rrcc/uwweb/1084P/):

Horiz. Sync, R437, 22K
Vert. Sync, R331, 47K

HTH

At 07:00 AM 3/2/2004, James Bright wrote:
> > This requires removing the case and finding the H.FREQ pot.. this is
> > often near the front of the tube on the right (if you looked from the
> > back).
>
>
>I had this just happen with Tron (had to build a simple circuit to combine
>/H and /V sync too...).
>
>I put everything back together and tested it with another JAMMA board (MKII)
>and it wouldn't sync. I'm thinking I'm just going to mount that pot on the
>case so that I don't have to keep pulling it apart. Anyone done that before?
>It's a tiny trim pot and I had this idea after I reassembled everything.
>Anyone know what the value of the pot is?
>
>Otherwise using this monitor has been great.
>
>JB
>
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