Looking for one in working condition.
Thanks,
Josh Anderson
Thanks,
Josh Anderson
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that looks like a k7000 tube yoke, and frame.
no iso explains why the old chassis blew.... these REQUIRE one..
youre looking for a "p538" chassis with a 10 pin neckboard
this: http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=194855&highlight=k7000+chassis
should plug and play, plus its got the remote board which is nice...
I'm not so sure now. Looks like the yoke wires were split. That means U2000 or U5000 not K7000. That would also fit with the lack of isolation transformer as those two models have a switching power supply and don't need one. You need to read the numbers off of the yoke and post them. That K7000 chassis won't work for long if you hook it to the wrong yoke.
I'm not so sure now. Looks like the yoke wires were split. That means U2000 or U5000 not K7000. That would also fit with the lack of isolation transformer as those two models have a switching power supply and don't need one. You need to read the numbers off of the yoke and post them. That K7000 chassis won't work for long if you hook it to the wrong yoke.
doesent mean anything, people cut those yoke connectors to make the image rotate or flip..
ohm out the yoke and i can compate it to a known k7000 yoke i have.
i think the original monitor went and this was put it, priginal didnt use a iso, this one does, boom.
im telling ya man that even looks like a k7000 frame.
OK, so I can't find any of those numbers anywhere on the monitor, but I haven't cleaned it yet. However, I did notice that the someone clearly split the wire connector right in the middle. Seems like you guys already noticed that though...