Thanks to all. It turned out to be a filter cap on the deflection
board that had snapped one leg in transit.
On Saturday, November 1, 2003, at 05:14 PM, Christopher X. Candreva
wrote:
> On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Marlin Bates, IV wrote:
>
>> With a LOT of help from Tom Neelan, I got my Star Wars Upright pretty
>> operational. However, I have noise on the X output that is causing a
>> lot of my vectors to have VERY squiggly lines. We have checked the
>
> 1) Try another monitor to make sure it is the board
>
> 2) Back trace the path the X signal takes with a scope and see where it
> becomes noisy. Actually, I'm assueming this is analog noise, not a
> problem
> on the digital side. If it is analog, I would look in the op-amps.
>
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