I like the 4600! Nice to have a true almost bullet proof fly back. I have never had one go belly up on me! Its interesting Wells Garner deviated from the other designs of the day. Such a different animal but I love them!
Hi Mike, how do we get in touch of you to send in a k4903 to repair? It has collapse in the center but can see some of the arcade picture still. The CRT monitor is fine.
Any CR23 neck, 6.3v heater with a yoke that reads around 2.0 ohms for horizontal and around 10 ohms for vertical should work. There’s no list of which I’m aware.
Not that what you did is wrong or bad but just curious if you have tried baking soda and super glue to fill a hole like that? It forms almost a bondo substance.
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Smeggin awesome repair Mike !
I like the 4600! Nice to have a true almost bullet proof fly back. I have never had one go belly up on me! Its interesting Wells Garner deviated from the other designs of the day. Such a different animal but I love them!
Ah the good old faithful 4600 juggernaut
Hi Mike, how do we get in touch of you to send in a k4903 to repair? It has collapse in the center but can see some of the arcade picture still. The CRT monitor is fine.
Have you ever tried the baking soda and superglue trick on PCBs? or is it a bad idea?
Hello Mike
Is there any compatibility list for CRT tubes with Chinese chassis?
Any CR23 neck, 6.3v heater with a yoke that reads around 2.0 ohms for horizontal and around 10 ohms for vertical should work. There’s no list of which I’m aware.
Not that what you did is wrong or bad but just curious if you have tried baking soda and super glue to fill a hole like that? It forms almost a bondo substance.
I have not, but that’s good idea.
Why didn't you take the unused pin on the same bank of pins?
For structure.