Turning my attention to the monitor in my new-to-me dynamo cab as part of a full re-wire...hopefully you guys can assist on a few things.
This is a WGE1972-H0GS39L.
- Thanks mecha/buffett Cabinet still has isolation transformer attached - I was under the impression this monitor doesn't need it...should I remove that from the power circuit?
- Thanks security0001 White gunk on board i believe is adhesive and not caps - monitor is working fine albeit a bit on the dark side - slight burn in tube but only because I'm paying attention. Haven't played with pots yet.
- Thanks security0001Series ID: WG's SN website isn't working for me - can you guys tell me which monitor I have in the series? SN is WG6094001, manf. date Jun 2003. Flyback has black pots. Took a board pic to hopefully help.
- Found on 7203 schematics - ordered parts from mouser and will adjust pinouts to map appropriate -vsyncs Molex connector from a standard Jamma harness kit doesn't seem to match what's wired up currently. see pic. most harnesses run a single five-wire molex. Is there a converter available I should look out for? Can't seem to ID one but maybe i'm looking in the wrong places...
There's nothing "wrong" right now with it - the green is driving a little hot after i swapped a namco classics board for a new 60-in-1 for testing, but not sure if it's the board voltage or the pots (I'll get to fiddling with that soon, though - reason i haven't was getting popping noise out of the cabinet when i try to do a voltage test on the board and there are a bunch of severed grounds in the cab... until i do a re-wire I want to be careful...) Also it's a bit dim under a slight tinted glass, but again, being careful about poking until i have confidence in the wiring being safe.
This is a WGE1972-H0GS39L.
- Thanks mecha/buffett
- Thanks security0001
- Thanks security0001
- Found on 7203 schematics - ordered parts from mouser and will adjust pinouts to map appropriate -vsyncs
There's nothing "wrong" right now with it - the green is driving a little hot after i swapped a namco classics board for a new 60-in-1 for testing, but not sure if it's the board voltage or the pots (I'll get to fiddling with that soon, though - reason i haven't was getting popping noise out of the cabinet when i try to do a voltage test on the board and there are a bunch of severed grounds in the cab... until i do a re-wire I want to be careful...) Also it's a bit dim under a slight tinted glass, but again, being careful about poking until i have confidence in the wiring being safe.
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