I bought this 220V phoniex game from Gamer4life. Thanks
This is an Odd little machine. It was design to run on 220 Volts. Trust me when I say this unit is not 115V friendly. Laughs.
Old Strange linear powersupply with not docs or specs Unknow maker. 3 voltages output two 5 volts and a 12 volt out put supply power supply. It's has 4 fuses in it.
So I take out the powersupply and meter out the transformer. I get 4.7 ohms off the 220V input leads. There is a 4 input terminals for this transformer using one side common I get 4.7 ohnms 13.5 ohms 13.5 ohms and 15.5 ohms.
I looking for the pair of leads that will give me double the resistance.
Between terminal 2 and 4 I get a little less then 10 ohms. Bingo!
Time to wire this guy up and tune it for maxium smoke
So I turn on the power supply remotely. Not that I am scared but when a sidewinder missle power supply blows up it will make these neat quarter size hole in the brick. So I give a Nice health distance to an Unknown power supply.
I get a Little yellow light. Cool.
I get a Nice little 12 volts but nothing else the other two led are dead.
I see a fuse missing. I swipe a fuse out of a dead Direct TV box (Great sources of tuner chips for the 501 Dishnetwork DVR box).
I get another Light and 5 volts. Great.
3rd Light still dead. Blown fuse. Replaces with a fuse from a dish network 501 power supply.
Traces down the power input for the monitor. The monitor is a 100V input. Odd On a 220V system? So I look at the isolation transformer. 100V output and 120V Input? Odd..
Trace down the imput and AC power is coming from the output of the linear powersupply.
How odd is that. 5 volt DC 12 volt DC and 120 Volt AC
Took out the 220V fan that laid across the input of the power supply.
Disconnected the light for the marquess. It's design for 220 not 115 volts.
Plug it back in and Flipped the swtich.
Heard a Blip and blew out the fuse.
Replace fuse with a slow blow fuse.
We got game...
Drop a quater in and played one game.
It still needs somework.
I need a cap kit for the monitor. It not stable and you can tell it waves a little.
The t Molding need some TLC it has shrunk over the ages and won't fit anymore.
I need to replace the Music chip in the game. I get play sounds but no music.
I need a transformer to replace the 220V marquess light.
I need to rewire the cab to clean it up.
I need to find a Shield button.
It's got an Internal light and socket. This is one of the neatest little cabinets I have run across.
This is an Odd little machine. It was design to run on 220 Volts. Trust me when I say this unit is not 115V friendly. Laughs.
Old Strange linear powersupply with not docs or specs Unknow maker. 3 voltages output two 5 volts and a 12 volt out put supply power supply. It's has 4 fuses in it.
So I take out the powersupply and meter out the transformer. I get 4.7 ohms off the 220V input leads. There is a 4 input terminals for this transformer using one side common I get 4.7 ohnms 13.5 ohms 13.5 ohms and 15.5 ohms.
I looking for the pair of leads that will give me double the resistance.
Between terminal 2 and 4 I get a little less then 10 ohms. Bingo!
Time to wire this guy up and tune it for maxium smoke
So I turn on the power supply remotely. Not that I am scared but when a sidewinder missle power supply blows up it will make these neat quarter size hole in the brick. So I give a Nice health distance to an Unknown power supply.
I get a Little yellow light. Cool.
I get a Nice little 12 volts but nothing else the other two led are dead.
I see a fuse missing. I swipe a fuse out of a dead Direct TV box (Great sources of tuner chips for the 501 Dishnetwork DVR box).
I get another Light and 5 volts. Great.
3rd Light still dead. Blown fuse. Replaces with a fuse from a dish network 501 power supply.
Traces down the power input for the monitor. The monitor is a 100V input. Odd On a 220V system? So I look at the isolation transformer. 100V output and 120V Input? Odd..
Trace down the imput and AC power is coming from the output of the linear powersupply.
How odd is that. 5 volt DC 12 volt DC and 120 Volt AC
Took out the 220V fan that laid across the input of the power supply.
Disconnected the light for the marquess. It's design for 220 not 115 volts.
Plug it back in and Flipped the swtich.
Heard a Blip and blew out the fuse.
Replace fuse with a slow blow fuse.
We got game...
Drop a quater in and played one game.
It still needs somework.
I need a cap kit for the monitor. It not stable and you can tell it waves a little.
The t Molding need some TLC it has shrunk over the ages and won't fit anymore.
I need to replace the Music chip in the game. I get play sounds but no music.
I need a transformer to replace the 220V marquess light.
I need to rewire the cab to clean it up.
I need to find a Shield button.
It's got an Internal light and socket. This is one of the neatest little cabinets I have run across.
