djturbolence
Enthusiast
Opened up an arcade I got from captains a while back. Picture has some moving lines in it, playable but it bothers me. Was going to order a cap kit but didn’t notice any markings.
Very much could be a grounding issue, I’m debating about getting a different chassis for this anyways but for now, I’ll try to track down the ground issue.Looks like some "universal" chassis. I wouldn't trust a cap kit even if there was one.
Moving lines sounds like a grounding issue, not necessarily related to the chassis.
The wiring job leaves a lot to be desired for sure.... I would suspect the wiring job and how that ends up connected to the naomi vga connector!
Dang, bridging the wire to the other ground on the power supply took a lot of the noise pattern out of the picture, but didnt completely get rid of it for me.Well small world: I offered ( it's nice to be nice?) to fix 3 screens / chassis for the guy who bought my space lords (yes I sold a game! wild!).
one was missing RED and it was a broken solder joint, easy and done.
The 2 others come with the chinese/Wei Ya universal HL-2529 chassis. It appears to be the same design as the one above, even cheaper I would say. No degauss, no heat sink on that giant resistor.
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now I was able to get an "ok" fixed image, even if not centered, but when I get out fo test mode and the game plays, it is wobbly and not usable... boy is it bad ! I'll add a video later
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Also this resistor gets TOASTY HOT
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I'll see if pcbjunkie recommendations do any good
and a honest great review from Mike
The 27 inch tube appears to be DEAD. no glow no nothing. I tried 4 chassis.