Recent content by Fixon

Too bad! You can convert the stl file to step and edit away to your liking: https://imagetostl.com/convert/file/stl/to/step

Thank you! Glad it worked for you. Looks really nice! For me, it was a press-fit with the potentiometer knob. That may differ from printer to printer but you can always modify the tip in Blender a tiny amount to make it perfect for your pot knob.

We know, IPD already posted that solution and you replied to it in Januari.

Yes, they do! I’ve already made an order.

Yeah, that is actually true in terms of arcade monitors, I was thinking consumer ones for some stupid reason. That would be the last resort. Replacing the entire tube. Luckily, I found a replacement flyback from Technotronics Dimension: https://technotronic-dimensions.3dcartstores.com/...

We mostly have 21” or 28” here in Europe. Otherwise I would swap it.

Toshiba (from MSV-U4 / 25) Tube: A59JMZ90X Neck: ? Chassis: TOEI TC-HV25LMK Yoke: LhLvRhRv 0.46mH 18.51 mH 0.8 ohm 9.4 ohm

Hello! I'm looking for a new flyback for a TOEI TC-HV25LMK chassie. Original flyback says Y261751 on it. Found one at https://www.hrdiemen.com/ but they said it was out of stock. It's completely shorted inside and a tiny hole is arcing like a mofo to GND. This monitor sits inside a MSV-U4 / 25...

No, I didn’t get the hardware sent to me.

Yes, that is correct! Manufacturing is a strong word, I wire them up in my workshop ;) I currently have two 1.5m cables left and one 0.5m. I can make them up to 3m. Scart or VGA at the other end is possbile. But...I'm shipping from Sweden, so it might now be worth the shipping cost for some. But...

I've added another version with a lower top tab (2mm) of the extender. Check it out: https://www.printables.com/model/1161794-new-astro-city-psu-400-5198-01y-voltage-pot-extend I might have some people sending over different PSUs for me to fix extenders for these as well. Will report back when...

Maybe the pot soldered to the board is higher up than mine, or it's a different pot. I can modify the model to avoid this but it comes with a risk of the extender lifting up from the pot. But I don't think it's a big issue.

PLA TL;DR It's safe and you will not get a shock using it. It's the janky screwdriver that will ;) Good point! PLA is non-conductive, although it can absorb moisture over time. That doesn't mean it will make it conductive but degrade the PLA plastic, maybe. This voltage pot extender is not...

Exactly! The PSU is also mounted on the bottom of these cabs, so you're on all fours, and with surgical precision, you're trying to hit the tip of the pot while looking at the voltmeter on the JAMMA. Very cumbersome!

Adjusting the +5V on the 400-5198-01Y PSU inside of a New Astro City is pretty cumbersome. You need a small screwdriver, lower it through a hole, and then hopefully hit the pot inside the PSU to adjust. That's why I made this thing to make that process easier. This pot extender is keyed to...