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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: WunderCade on May 24, 2008, 09:46:32 pm
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Everything works except the previous owner removed the monitor after breaking the neck tube.
I have a spare working 19" Wells Gardner K4625 that I can put in it. Will it work as a replacement for the MB Sanyo monitor without any modifications? Do I need an inverter or some kind of converter or adapter?
Thanks guys...I'll get a thread with pics up over on the Main forum.
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Sanyo EZ takes 100V, while a K4600 takes 110.
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Thanks Peale. Anyone know of a solution or workaround to get the 110V to a WG K4600 in this scenario?
...other than buying a Sanyo 20EZ? ;D
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Replace the isolation transformer.
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Thanks Peale...
One more thing....since I'm not using a Sanyo EZ, does that mean I don't need an video inverter? Not sure if the MB game had that issue like the DK, DK Jr. does?
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The video inverter is usually *on* the Sanyo EZ. You should be good to go once you replace that iso.
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That's a total STEAL deal ! Congrats. We want piccies !
Peale, if the video inverter is ON the Sanyo, shouldn't one be added "on/between" the WG ?
If the MB PCB set sends it out inverted, it will arrive inverted at the Sanyo that inverts is, but the WG won't, so you'll get an inverted picture right ? Or am I missing something ?
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Oh yeah...forgot about MB. Does it output inverted signal?