Re: Major Havoc pincushion question

The amount of pincushion is the same both in and out of the cabinet. My
pics were taken with the monitor out of the cabinet. (and before I had
adjusted for linearity, bip, size, etc)

Thanks for the suggestion, though. I agree that Atari really should
have put shielded speakers in Space Duel.

Alan

jerry madsen wrote:
> Take the monitor out of the space duel cab if u have an extension and
> see if it clears up...if so it is the dual speakers that are above and
> below the monitor in that cabinet....had that prob before.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* Total Impulse <totalimpulse@comcast.net>
> *To:* vectorlist <vectorlist@vectorlist.org>
> *Sent:* Sun, October 25, 2009 9:18:30 PM
> *Subject:* VECTOR: Major Havoc pincushion question
>
>
> I'm nearing the end (hopefully) of a Major Havoc conversion in a Space
> Duel cabinet. I have it up and running, but it seems like there's a lot
> of pincushion.
>
> Pics:
> http://www.mn-rocketry.net/misc/arcade/photos/major_havoc_pincushion-1.JPG
> http://www.mn-rocketry.net/misc/arcade/photos/major_havoc_pincushion-2.JPG
>
> Is this amount of pincushioning normal for this situation?
> (Major Havoc conversion pcb with Space Duel adapter pcb and WG K6100)
>
> I understand that the adapter pcb is supposed to be doing some
> pincushion correction. Could something be wonky there?
>
> One interesting thing that I noticed, next to the 24 pin edge connector
> on the MH pcb, is that R43 and C84 both have had one end desoldered and
> lifted.

-- 
Total Impulse - Just Having Fun!
Alan Estenson, totalimpulse@comcast.net
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