Recent content by mycldean

Hi is this still for sale?

it is a small world after all!

yeah i was at the swap meet im the guy who got the star gate from Ken.

but whats next? deep deep deep down inside your arcade phyce you are like well now i guess i could look for a.....lol

well my advice for what its worth is turn the lights down low...i hope its not lit up like a walgreens when you open for business other than the lights of the games and some neons...and very very important is music! nothing worse than going into a bar/resturaunt business with no music playing...

Ok tried hooking the galaga monitor up only to get a single blue line and a couple dots... Tried a few diffrent wiring combos... Still nothing. So I'm down to bad pcb board. I guess.

Hi I'm at my wits end and over my head on a repair for my defender. I was wondering if there is any one in the Houston area who is interested in making some extra money and helping me fix a defender arcade. I have what is supposed to be a working CPU set of boards in my defender cab but I'm...

I have a stargate but it's a original monitor. And I have cut the link so that's not a good test. I do have a new 60 in 1 that's looks like a galaga machine with a monitor and a spy hunter. Wich would be a good culprit?

Nope still getting the same black and white verticle lines or color depending on the adjustment

What does jumpered mean? And what does 7 comp sync go to?

So what do I need to do?

Dumb question here... But I have a 19 in 1 so would this just plug and play? Or is there more to it than that?

Looking for a 19" monitor preferably in Houston but if I can get it shipped that's ok too. I need it for a defender.

This is what I have. That's the pin lay out on the monitor alright. Is that how my wires should be? On the bottom set of v/s and h/s? When i got it the were in the top set of v/s and h/ s. I have touched them there it not hard wired them in yet to see what happens. Should I repair the cut...

No but I saw a cool thing at the electronic parts store here in Houston. They were using processor boards for dividers in there bins