Re: Electrohome G08 question

On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Matt Rossiter - Verio Southern California wrote:

> That's the other baffling thing about this particular monitor - I don't
> see where the input protection board could have been mounted. You would
> would expect to see some holes or something where it would normally have
> been screwed in. If it was a G08-001 I might understand, but the label
> says G08-003.

There should be a metal bar that is kinda straped between the two sides of
the chassis. There are two threaded holes in this bar where the input PCB
is attached. Two plastic standoffs isolate the PCB from the metal bar.
The PCB would be extremely easy to make by hand and you could get all the
parts from Radio Shack if this is your problem.

>
> Well, I'll try the high voltage adjustment. If that doesn't work - I may
> just have to settle with an extra big Alien head unless I figure out a
> clever way to adjust the size.
>

I had a similar picture when I decided to not attach the input PCB to the
monitor. You do need this board.

> Matt
>
>
> _____________________________________________________________________
>
> On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, jason Milsom wrote:
>
> > Allthough I agree low HV will cause too large of an image it will also
> > cause a noticabely out of focus and dim picture. I'm telling you without
> > the input protection board the screen size can't be adjusted small
> > enough to fit in the screen (at least in my expierience with 3 G-80
> > games) It's likely that the monitor had this at one time and some one
> > took it off.
> >
> > Jason Milsom
> >
> >
>
>
Received on Wed Apr 21 12:12:59 1999