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Thanks Chris. I replied to you PM, I’ll get it boxed up and sent. Blessings be upon you and your family for 10 generations!!

This is a previous thread about this same monitor, whether that helps or not. Thread 'Circular raster image on WG 19v1001' https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/circular-raster-image-on-wg-19v1001.548810/

Man, you are a godsend. It is still working. The image I get is this: PM me your info and I’ll get it sent off to you ASAP. If you have any shipping advice let me know, I’m thinking to build a small box out of thin-ish plywood I could screw the chassis into to protect it if it gets dropped...

I’ve tried my hand and been found insufficient. I was getting a rolling image on startup that would stabilize if I fiddled with the vert and horizontal hold, but after a few days it would no longer stabilize. All my voltages are low, the 73 volt tests at 56, 160v is 109, etc. I did a cap kit...

RIP Bill. Catch you on the flip side.

Wow, and killing a silly foo’ is worth 200 points. That game was ahead of its time.

First new game in at least 7 years. It plays blind, monitor B+ is stuck too high and turning on the over voltage protection. Cab needs love but overall I’m very happy. Anyone know why some CC have white ball sticks and some have black?

I think what makes or breaks a cocktail is the angle of the CP. A vertical CP, like on many (import?) SI cocktails, is almost always a deal breaker. The Midway SI and Galaxian cocktail is good though. I can't decide if I like or dislike the move... thing. Lever? Knob? Uvula? What are we...

Not sure if bro is tall or not, but I stand weird and spread out to play my own games. I should build bases for them to bump them up 4-5 inches. DK is the worst, something about the depth of it cuts off the top of the screen.

95% sure its a Stern. Scramble is all I know that came in that cab, painted yellow, but it seems some were green too? So probs other games came in the same/similar style.

Of course some percentage of our games will survive in collections, museums, tourist traps and kitchy restaurants. I can find cowboy memorabilia in several places around town, too, but I bet it's a lot less than 50 years ago. Don't sweat the future of them is all I'm saying. Embrace the fact...

Embrace it. Every generation loves their stuff, and the next generation largely could not care less. Where are all the beautiful art deco radios from the 1930s?

All of my parts weigh about 1 average cabinet, tops. So I'm about 14 -1, or 1400% Cabs to Parts.

That's wild about the credits increasing thing. I'll put a cap on the coin switch and reach out for the resistor if needed, thanks for sharing the fix and the generous offer. My start buttons could for sure be flakey. I cleaned the contacts a bit ago but I've got the monitor out right now to...

I know guys who say "If society ever collapses, I'm going to take over a Costco". Screw that, I'm going to whatever building you are taking these pics in.

I have checked for shorts in the wiring of the coin switches, but don't find any. The cab may have gremlins, it's not fully sorted yet. Monitor won't hold sync half the time, has blooming issues, needs a cap kit and heavens knows what else. Power is solid though. And Mark, I need the...

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. I bought the board 2 weeks ago from Arcadeshop. It is version 1.0.4 according to the video test screen. What is the current revision? I think it might be current as the Cab Selection menu lists Bowling Alley, Gun Fight and Shuffleboard as options, which...

I have that too, but the board I have is too dead to do anything even with it plugged in. I'm hoping that now I have a known working monitor and cabinet, I can fix the two SI PCBs I have. Or at least run the Fusion board, I like it so far. It's nice to have a 93.4% working game again.

As part of resurrecting my Space Invaders, I bought a 8080 Fusion board so I could at least know I had good video while I fixed my monitors. It's worked well for that, but there is some weird behavior that I don't know if it's my cab (possible) or the 8080 board. There is nix, none, nada, zip...

Good point. Work smart, not hard. Thanks Phet. So it was a yoke issue, the yoke was slid too far down the neck and was skeewompus. Now I just need to swap the wires to get the image to mirror correctly and do some fine tuning.