Weasel
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Im trying to find a replacement for my 25 ' star wars cockpit monitor. This was posted on google groups. Is this true or false ??
Carl wrote:
> On Jun 22, 10:43 pm, James Sweet <[email protected]> wrote:
>> weasel wrote:
>>> As the title says. Anyone ???
>> Good luck finding a complete one.
>> Fortunately, the boards are the same for either size, and the 25" yoke
>> is the same as the WG 19" yoke. The tube is a standard 25" CRT as you'd
>> find in an older TV or raster monitor, so you can build one if you can
>> find all the bits.
> Has anyone documented this, in detail - building a 25" color vector
> from 19" amp or WG parts?
> Joey
There's not really anything to document aside from what I just posted.
If you can find a WG 6100 yoke, stick it on a 25" CRT, then mount the
CRT in the game and connect it up to the deflection and HV boards. Power
it up and align it as would be done with any color monitor tube
replacement. The manual for nearly any monitor will have the procedure.
Carl wrote:
> On Jun 22, 10:43 pm, James Sweet <[email protected]> wrote:
>> weasel wrote:
>>> As the title says. Anyone ???
>> Good luck finding a complete one.
>> Fortunately, the boards are the same for either size, and the 25" yoke
>> is the same as the WG 19" yoke. The tube is a standard 25" CRT as you'd
>> find in an older TV or raster monitor, so you can build one if you can
>> find all the bits.
> Has anyone documented this, in detail - building a 25" color vector
> from 19" amp or WG parts?
> Joey
There's not really anything to document aside from what I just posted.
If you can find a WG 6100 yoke, stick it on a 25" CRT, then mount the
CRT in the game and connect it up to the deflection and HV boards. Power
it up and align it as would be done with any color monitor tube
replacement. The manual for nearly any monitor will have the procedure.

