Gentleman,
I hope this is the right section for this question, but if not, I am sure you guys will let me know. I am just not sure if my monitor is the actual problem, or if it is something else causing this symptom. I have a K7000 in my Neo Geo. When I received this monitor, approximately 3 months ago, I did a capkit and put a new flyback on it. The monitor works and looks great, but there is one small problem and I will do my best to explain it clearly. When the game is on, it almost looks like the power to the monitor is temporarily ( 2 milliseconds) disrupted. Imagine one day you are watching tv and the power in the house flickers. Not long enough to shut the tv off, but enough that you notice the picture momentarily looses power. The phenomenon is not as drastic as that example (infact, many people play this machine and never notice it), but I think it will provide the clearest representation of what I am talking about. Just a slight fluctuation in the picture and this occurs about every five seconds. I hope this will be a good starting point for those of you whose expertise far exceeds my own, but let me know whatever information I can give you to clarify what is occurring. Thank you in advance for your help.
I hope this is the right section for this question, but if not, I am sure you guys will let me know. I am just not sure if my monitor is the actual problem, or if it is something else causing this symptom. I have a K7000 in my Neo Geo. When I received this monitor, approximately 3 months ago, I did a capkit and put a new flyback on it. The monitor works and looks great, but there is one small problem and I will do my best to explain it clearly. When the game is on, it almost looks like the power to the monitor is temporarily ( 2 milliseconds) disrupted. Imagine one day you are watching tv and the power in the house flickers. Not long enough to shut the tv off, but enough that you notice the picture momentarily looses power. The phenomenon is not as drastic as that example (infact, many people play this machine and never notice it), but I think it will provide the clearest representation of what I am talking about. Just a slight fluctuation in the picture and this occurs about every five seconds. I hope this will be a good starting point for those of you whose expertise far exceeds my own, but let me know whatever information I can give you to clarify what is occurring. Thank you in advance for your help.


