RE: LV2000

Clay,
        Sorry about that. If you want, I'll send you an assembly doc. (BTW,
Anders packed your bag, guess he was concentrating more on making sure his
check for your sega multigame was included ;-) )

Someone discovered another mistake in the installation docs. Under one of
the wrench sections, it says to check Diodes D100-D104 and it should say
D100-D103 (D104 comes out)

Here are the mouser part numbers
The only one you have to make sure you order the exact part is the 1-turn
1k Cermet trim pot. Mousers pots have slightly different spaced leads and
the board is made specifically for that one.
If you are ordering enough parts to make it worthwhile paying shipping from
2 companies, I suggest ordering some of the parts from Circuit Specialists
(They charge $7 shipping). I put a * after the parts we ordered from C.S.
If you order everything from Mouser it should cost about $7.50 + shipping.

# Desc. Mouser Part
2) 240 1/4 W 29SJ250-240
2) 4.3k 1/4 W 29SJ250-4.3k
2) 4.7k 1/4 W 29SJ250-4.7k
2) 1-turn 1k Cermet trim 569-25PR-1k
6) 1N4002 Diodes 583-1N4002 *
2) .47uF 50V Tantalum 581-0.47M50V
2) 10uF 25V Tant. 581-10M25V
2) 1uF 35V Tant. 581-1.0K35V *
2) 3mm Red LEDs 351-3102 *
1) TO220 Adj V Reg 511-LM317T
1) TO220 -Adj V Reg 511-LM337SP (337T)*

>> Alright, Clay, why don't you "read" the Assembly docs? ;-)
>> There *is* a parts list in the assembly docs on page 3.
>>
>Uhhhhhh... No. The only thing I got tells me how to install a complete
>kit onto a deflection board...
>
>> If you go to http://www.diac.com/~jeffh/lv2000/lv2000as.pdf and then
>> scroll to
>> page 3, and then zoom in to the silk screen picture, you should see it
>> pretty clearly.
>>
>Ah, that's much better! I take it there was supposed to be one of these
>in my package? (Or there was and I lost it before seeing it... ;-)
>
>-Clay

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Received on Wed Mar 4 10:12:15 1998