Re: another asteroids question

Joe,... Curt said

also has a board
(with two rather tall electrolytic caps) in the center of the
monitor frame.... and the deflection transistors are mounted
on heatsinks above the deflection board.

That is clearly the GO5-801 <http://www.dameon.net/BBBB/go5-801.html>

As for the coin door.. The reason Atari stopped using that style door
was it was easy to "string" to get free credits.

Joe Bachmann wrote:

> Curtis,
>
> The drop slot coin door is an older (and much less common) Atari coin
> door.
>
> The monitor you most likely have a WG 19V2000. Look here
> <http://www.dameon.net/BBBB/monitor.html> to verify.
>
> For the Plexi on the SW CP, I would try a good glass store in your
> area. They may be able to bend it for you too. If not, you could bend
> it by heating a rod with a torch and holding the plexi over it to bend
> it.
>
> The marquee is not supposed to be smoked plexi.......
>
> Locks are readily available from Bob Robets
> <http://www.therealbobroberts.com> or Happ Controls.
>
>
>
> "Curtis H. Wilbar Jr." wrote:
>
>> Sorry for yet another Q... the asteroids I got has a coin door like
>> I haven't seen before... it has two circular openings rather than
>> the standard two slot openings.... is this normal for certain
>> productions of Asteroids.... I know my serial number is in the
>> very very low 10000 range...
>>
>> -- Curt
>>
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Received on Fri Apr 26 21:36:09 2002