Re: LV2000 demands

I would be interested in 3, and possibly more. I'm just thrilled with _any_
modification
that improves the reliability of the damn WG monitors, even in the slightest.

I've had horrible luck with the deflection boards and the rest of the monitor
circuitry. Even
my Zanen kits don't seem to fix the problem for more than a month or so. I've
had to
fix some boards so often that the circuit traces around the solder joints are
beginning to fall off.
Or maybe I just suck at this. Yeah, that's it.

Maybe Jeff Anderson could come to my house and provide a hands-on, one day Randy
Fromm-style course on how to make WG monitors more reliable.

-rmp

Mark E Davidson wrote:

> A would be interested in two off the next run
>
> --
> -=Mark=-
> http://www.basementarcade.com/
>
> jeff hendrix wrote:
> >
> > Well, we are almost out of LV2000s (like less than 10) and we have been
> > debating having another batch made. Anders has made some slight
> > modifications to the design, he made the traces thicker and moved around
> > some components to make installation easier, but effectively its the same
> > design.
> > What we want to know before we sink another couple of grand into these, is
> > what kind of demand will there be for them.
> >
> > If we do run another batch, we will probably raise the price a couple of $s
> > (seems like every time we get a quote from the PCB manufacturer, they are a
> > little bit more expensive)
> > We will probably offer them for the same price for a limited time as an
> > incentive to help move some so we can make back our investment (at least
> > that's what we tell our wives so they will let us do this ;-) ).
> >
> > So anyway, give us some feedback so we can have an idea if we should
> > proceed.
> >
> > thanks.
> >
> > jeffh@diac.com
> >
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Received on Sat Nov 14 08:40:37 1998