I hope you are NOT using the original +5VDC power supply! Sounds like
ripple to me. Plus they have a bad tendency to burn the ground connectors
and this will cause a ground fault (ground voltage reference) that can fry
the monitor. I REALLY recommend that you wire in a computer switching power
supply to this game, plus hook up a 6VDC relay across the +5VDC supply and
wire it so if the +5VDC fails then power is cut off to the monitor. 4PDT
relay with ten amp contacts would work very well here.
John :-#)#
At 02:30 AM 11/28/00, Kev wrote:
>Got my Star Trek running.
>
>The intensity of the screen seems to pulse 1 per second.
>
>Is this normal? If not what is the root cause?
>
>Thanks,
>Kev
>mowerman@erols.com
>
>
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