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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: chinabox on June 27, 2003, 09:22:56 pm
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I opened up my Championship Bowling Machine (1989) and found a WG436233. Does anyone know where I can get specs of this monitor? I tried their website, but didn't find anything. Any help? Is it 15Hz? Basically, I'm wondering if I can buy an ArcadeVGA for it...
Thanks,
Zach
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I'd email andy at ultimarc to be sure...
Dollars to Donuts it is... because according to klov Championship bowling used a standard res 15khz monitor... (although klov had it listed as horizontal...so how accurate is that?) =P
I checked here (http://www.mikesarcade.com/arcade/monitors.html) but he had every monitor but yours...
*Shrug*
Mostly likely you can... but check in with Andy if you have any doubts via email.
Rampy
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Yeah, it's definetly not horizontal. However, it can easily switched to vertical--not that I'm saying it should be listed as "vertical" :) Does anyone know what the specs of this monitor are? I have a sinking feeling it's one of those 25Hz ones or something... ::)
Zach
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Yeah, it's definetly not horizontal. However, it can easily switched to vertical--not that I'm saying it should be listed as "vertical" :) Does anyone know what the specs of this monitor are? I have a sinking feeling it's one of those 25Hz ones or something... ::)
Zach
In case I wasn't clear earlier...more than likely it's a 15khz ... but I'd email andy if you have questions about compatibillity with your monitor.
You can also drop Wells Gardner a line... they may give you the basic info you need... couldn't hurt.
BTW are you sure that's the model number?
Good luck,
Rampy
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Looking at the picture of the monitor from the other thread you have going on the main board I'd say thats a K7000 series chassis. 15KHZ check here and see if you can find a match...
http://www.dameon.net/BBBB/monitor.html
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The number you mentioned sounds more like the serial number. Can you provide a picture of the monitor circuit board? I strongly think you have a standard resolution (CGA) monitor.