Yes. Ramcontrols.com has an excellent replacement. If you really want
your yoke to come back to life, buy the whole rebuild kit. There is a
link where somebody illustrates their rebuild. Those rubber bumpers
inside turn to mush so that they are hardly recognizable. Kit is well
worth it.
Pat Danis
Frank Zapotoczny wrote:
One more
question Guys,
Is there a
source or replacement for the
gear that goes on the Pot for the up and down movement. (small gear).
Sounds like a thermally induced problem. Seat
of my pants says the
little potentiometers, or a connection issue. Or maybe the big blue cap
on the
power supply? I know the pots and cap are on my list of perishable
parts I've
neglected to replace.
-DrG
On Sep 18, 2009, at 8:40 AM, Frank Zapotoczny
wrote:
Kind of both
directions up and down and
left and right. I recapped the boards a long time ago and I was going
to
try that to start along with resoldering the connectors. I will try to
get a video today. But it did’t look like the vector lines were moving
but that
the whole picture was jumping.
A video would
sure help. Could you
describe how it jumps (left-right/up-down or other way)?
Op 18 sep 2009,
om 03:50 heeft Frank
Zapotoczny het volgende geschreven:
I have a
Star Wars upright with a
Amplifone monitor. It has a wintron HV installed and had worked great
for many
years. It has been sitting for a about a year without being played.
I turned
it on to play a few games
and the picture came up and looked great but after a few seconds the
picture
began jumping around and getting shaky. After about 5-10 minutes it
stopped
moving around and looked great again. Then after a few more minutes it
started
jumping around again.
Can you
guys give me a suggestion
on where to start looking.
Thanks in
advance for any help/
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