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What kind of IDE to USB converter? Clicking could be due to lack of power too. Ideally you would connect the drive to a computer with a PATA interface.

Fuses are there for overcurrent protection, like if there was a short. You don't want to go too high otherwise it defeats the purpose of having one.

VF3 and SW Trilogy need a different power supply, but otherwise, yes.

The original is single pole, your replacement is double pole. It doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. The switch is just opening the connection. It's going to be fine. As long as you're powering regular boards and not plugging a computer in to the AC outputs of the PSU, it's not going to blow.

JST ones are below https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/popular-connectors-and-their-arcade-uses-jst-molex-te-sanwa-hirose-etc.18337/page-4#post-395743

If you're replacing a MS8 with a MS9, you need a different connector for vertical. Looking at the pic posted, I would just replace both sets of connectors. The horizontal connector looks like a China special.

If you have a scope, see what the flyback pin is outputting. That should be pretty conclusive.

If the pincushion pot isn't working, there's probably something wrong with the chassis. That could also explain why the picture is too wide.

These probably came with Hitachi GMK-29FSx chassis originally? I would probably just snip off the original connectors and replace them with MS9 compatible ones. Suitable JST equivalents are linked to here. Demag coil and tube ground use the same connector series as the horizontal yoke connector.

See if there's a resistor inline with the horizontal width pot. As for the bowing, adjust pincushion to fix that.

Sure. See attachment. The original screw is M3, 12mm long.

He's getting some voltage, so I doubt it's a connection issue.

The gold looking band is orange, which means 1000 multiplier. So 224k ohm. I just checked mine and got a reading of 221k. I think the last band is brown. Honestly, it looks fine to me.

7mm Whenever you have a M4 thread, you will have a 7mm nut. Just get a socket, you'll get a ton of use out of it.

Here you go. The original metal spacer has an inner diameter of 3mm, an outer diameter of 6mm, and it's 12.6mm long. This 3D printed is slightly bigger (but not longer), so that it's more printer friendly.

I measured around -60V. Maybe there are different flybacks?

Yes. After that you need to make a change in the registry so that it opens the game.exe instead of the TypeX launcher. EDIT: alternatively, rename the game.exe to launcher.exe and dump the game files under typexsys.

29s definitely don't need an iso.

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Looks like someone just patched the trace? The narrow pad probably came off.