Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: Technotronic on June 05, 2004, 10:28:06 pm
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Am pleased to announce we can supply the very difficult to locate Flyback Xfmr found in Sega Lost world and a few Other Similar Chassis. The Flyback was formerly only available when purchasing the entire Deflection board NEw from sega for about $1,000.00 ! :o
We can supply the Flybck for $289.99, includes Free Shipping in the USA.
Here's the Tech Dats so far for this Part.
For Sega Lost World Arcade,
Or any other Mitshbishi Chassis model: 50P-GHS81 and VS-50SE3J
Location on Board: T502 , Number on flyback Sticker: 334P24603
[REF: As SEGA Entire PCB $1,000 = Part No. 200-5694]
We also can supply a wide range of other Arcade flyback Transformers !
Steve Hearns
Technotronic Dimensions, NY [USA]
WWW.TECHNOTRONIC-DIMENSIONS.COM
1-877-817-9885 (Voice / Fax Toll Free - US Only)
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Does you company produce entire monitors? If so, then might I suggest new 19" and 25" color vector monitors compatible with the Old Wells Gardner color vector monitors (used in many Atari games), there is a big demand for these, a lot of us are tired of fixing 20 year old monitors with an ever dwindling supply of parts.
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We dont Supply monitors, but we have a Facility that may be able to Rebuild the CRT's. You would have to get the Numbers off the CRT itself in order to find out if its something our Facility could rebuild. It usually involves the end User Packing it up, and Footing the Shipping costs to get the Dud over. Then Return Shipping is paid if its rebuildable and the End user agrees to the rebuild price. Sometimes the CRT is not worthwhile economicly speaking to attempt the repair.....but if its a popular CRT and alot of them needed to be done, then that may influence the situation.
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Oh, the CRTs are still available new. And new HV and deflection boards are also available, the only thing keeping your from being able to assemble an all new one is the lack of a neckboard reproduction.
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By Neck Board do you mean the CRT PCB that attaches to the CRT Socket on the End?
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Yes, that is exactly what I mean. If that PCB was made, then whole new monitors could be assembled again.
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Well, I suppose if I had a good working Sample of one of these Boards, I would be able to get some made up. Even if its Not Working, and the original Components are still there, its concievable they can still be repro'd.
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!!!! If I had one, I'd send it over in a heartbeat! This could be a huge deal for vector games.
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The Other Alternative is supply a Schematic of the Entire game, and the Numbers off the Actual CRt's you intend to use.