Re: Different GO5's ?

This sounds like the first XY monitor, made for Lunar Lander. Check the
files for that game. The obvious difference is that there is a regulator
board on the bottom of the chassis with two large (blue usually) caps
sticking up about six or so inches, the deflection board is on the right
(viewed from rear) and the HV is mounted on the left.
I have copies of this monitor if no one else does, but I am sure it is out
there...

John :-#)#

At 12:15 PM 7/30/99 -0400, you wrote:
>The other day I picked up a 19" BW X-Y monitor. It looked similar to
>the 15" GO5 in
>my Asteroids cocktail, so I plugged it in to see if it would work. Hmm,
>flat line
>with movement, must have lost deflection on one of the axis. I replaced
>the
>chassis transistor's and a 2A yoke fuse. It blows the yoke fuse before
>I get
>a raster, so I can't see what's going on. I went to grab a PDF(s) , but
>the pictures
>all show the G05's with a regulator PCB mounted to the bottom panel of
>the chassis.
>
>The label is faded, but I can barely make out G05-xx-xx. This monitor
>looks
>as if the regulator is integrated on the deflection PCB ( it has 2 large
>caps on
>the deflection PCB that are absent on the deflection PCB in the PDF that
>I have)
>
>So what is this monitor & is a PDF available ?
>
>Todd Miller, LAN Administrator
>Ron Weber and Associates
>103 E. State Street, Mason City, IA 50401
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Received on Sat Jul 31 01:01:17 1999