time4akshun
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So I've been spending a crapload of time doing cap kits and diagnosing monitor chassis problems lately. Mostly across G07's but having some fun with Atari Disco also.
As interesting and glorious it is to figure out monitor chassis problems and fix them, it is taking an enormous amount of my time to do so.
When I encountered board troubles in the pinball world I weas super excited to see that vendors like Rottendog and pinballpcb had come up with a way to repro pin boards that are plug and play into 1970's and 80's machines. This was HUGE for the pin industry.
Has anyone attempted this across monitor chassis?? I would imagine there is a market as some chassis aren't easily repaired with cap kits.
Any technical limitations to trying this?
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As interesting and glorious it is to figure out monitor chassis problems and fix them, it is taking an enormous amount of my time to do so.
When I encountered board troubles in the pinball world I weas super excited to see that vendors like Rottendog and pinballpcb had come up with a way to repro pin boards that are plug and play into 1970's and 80's machines. This was HUGE for the pin industry.
Has anyone attempted this across monitor chassis?? I would imagine there is a market as some chassis aren't easily repaired with cap kits.
Any technical limitations to trying this?
Time
