Re: Cinematronic HV question

I can't comment on whether or not what you're suggesting will work, but I will
add that it's been fairly well determined that the person known as "Derek" who
runs www.arcadegamesupply.com is not Adam Judd, but apparently someone whom
Adam sourced parts through. Derek has these HV units; you may want to give him
a ring. No idea whether or not they're reputable dealers, but they are not
Adam & Jan Judd.

tom mcclintock wrote:

> I've read Zonn's and David Fish's excellent Cinematronics monitor and HV
> troubleshooting guides. However, I have an 'early' Cinematronics monitor
> with the discrete HV section that resides on the monitor board itself.
> The HV has (surprise, surprise) stopped working properly, and while the
> later gold box HV modules are hard to find, the earlier ones are next to
> impossible to get.
>
> So I get the NOS HV boxes from A*** J***, and I'm wondering if anyone
> has grafted one of these 'newer' HV designs onto the 'older' monitor
> boards? David's article touches on this topic, but I don't think he did
> it (David, correct me if I'm wrong!)
>
> My tiny mind thinks all it will take is the removal of the now present
> HV components from the board, and a new set of wires and a molex
> connector to plug into the Keltron HV box. Is that it, and has anyone
> done this yet?
>
> tm
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