Recent content by superbert1971

will do, thanks

Yes that is what i tested it on....but it did have a 0 in front of the 772......i gotta order the fuse from you got this part also while its out? just as well. thanks

reads 0772......whats that mean?

here is a picture of it.....also i notice one end is loose and not completly soldered into the board as i can push it up and down through the hole it soldered onto

Its a rather high end Fluke but im at work (pawn shop and game and chassis is here for space at the moment) and i have a fluke 87 here in the shop

Forgive my new to monitors but using a multi meter how do i test the r753? explain like im a 2 year old. thanks for all your help.

few more pictures of it

got the kit. here are some pics of the chassis after i pulled it out....notice the one "burnt" area (part) im guessing im gonna need that also...and i see a fuse is missing...what fuse is needed for that spot. im gonna start replacing the caps tomorow. lmk, thanks bro

thanks for that advise. I didnt put the aftermart chassis in there but im yanking it out. its so perfect and all original to have that in there is just wrong.

do you have a cap kit and flyback for it? I dont mind doing a capkit, and noticed you sell them. PM me if you want. thanks

oh, ok....i was thinking of rebuilding the original its got zero burn but ive read there just not good monitors. but then again you cant believe everything you read on the interwebs

any modification needed to use it?

pictures didnt help guys? What other monitor can i buy (NOT LCD) and use that would be plug and play for a atari game?

yes it is a TM-202G that was a typo...here are some pics. It looks to me the guy i got it from didnt know what to do so bought a off the shelf chassis and tossed it in there. looks like everything was just popped off and a few wires cut and spliced but its all still in there and looks really...

nobody has any idea what i can do??