Thanks to everyone who replied!
Chris, My Star Trek is in the shop, as it is being restored now. I
finally decided to enter my "Sega" phase of life as I was putting my G08
project off to do them all at once. As with all game I go through in a
rebuild, the connectors and grounds are already checked out,. and all
the fans replaced, and all the controls replaced.. and so on :-)
Christopher X. Candreva wrote:
>On Fri, 28 Mar 2003, Tom Cloud wrote:
>
>
>
>>Yes, my Sega multi-game does the same thing. Upon powerup, I get this
>>god-awful loud 'static' sounding noise over the speaker. I must endure it
>>
>>
>
>Usually mine will start in Star Trek, but it does this when something is
>wrong. Actually, just about anything wrong anywhere has caused this, so I
>would guess it could be triggered by transients or other power problems.
>
>I would do a general check that all connections are tight, all the soldered
>wires to the card cage fingerboard connector are good, etc.
>
>
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