Re: WG6100

Try removing the boxy capacitors (I don't know the locations from the top
of my head). I had the same problem before, and removing these caps fixed
them. If you look at the parts list between the monitor revisions, these
caps are the only ones that are not documented in Gregg Woodcock's article.
They were present in the earlier revisions but not the last one. I'll look
at the deflection board I have sitting on my computer desk at home and give
you the actual board locations for them. (You might also try searching
the vectorlist archives since I mentioned this before on here at one point)

Jon

At 12:32 PM 11/10/1999 EST, you wrote:
>I have 3 of these monitors I have fixed on the shelf. At this point ALL and I
>mean ALL
>of them including my Tempest and Space Duel demonstrate a flux in the video.
>A defined wiggle if you will in the words for example. The shields are on
>them and away
>from magnetic fields. The powersupply BIG BLUE has been replaced. Are the
>tubes
>gaining air?, weak HV transformer?
>
>
Received on Wed Nov 10 12:24:47 1999