1_4m_b1663r
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Please forgive any ignorance as I'm still pretty new to this hobby...
Last night I decided to swap out the PCB in my Golden Tee Fore 2003 for a spare GT Fore 2005 that I had laying around. In my ignorance, I forgot to check the dip switches, and powered the board up with a different resolution setting that was on my original board.
When I powered the game on, I heard a repeating clicking noise that I assumed was coming from the PCB. I immediately powered it off, and thinking that the board was bad swapped back in my original PCB and HDD. After powering the old board back on, I discovered that it was the monitor making the clicking noise.
I've been reading horror stories about this monitor, but was hoping to get some insight into what I damage I could have possibly done to this monitor. Is it possible that I damaged the tube?
Last night I decided to swap out the PCB in my Golden Tee Fore 2003 for a spare GT Fore 2005 that I had laying around. In my ignorance, I forgot to check the dip switches, and powered the board up with a different resolution setting that was on my original board.
When I powered the game on, I heard a repeating clicking noise that I assumed was coming from the PCB. I immediately powered it off, and thinking that the board was bad swapped back in my original PCB and HDD. After powering the old board back on, I discovered that it was the monitor making the clicking noise.
I've been reading horror stories about this monitor, but was hoping to get some insight into what I damage I could have possibly done to this monitor. Is it possible that I damaged the tube?