Please help ID this chassis

[Angry_Radish]

Hi all,
I picked up a Double Dragon cabinet the other day, took awhile, but I got it working and I'd like to track down some schematics for the monitor if I can.
The chassis has the same mfg date as the game, so while it's really really clean for it's age, it may be original.
I can't for the life of me find any mfg name anywhere on the chassis, and I perused the stickied links looking at chassis pictures for about an hour, and must have missed mine.
Can anyone tell me what this is?
Thanks in advance!
Dan

[grantspain]

looks like a wells gardner k7000 series to me

[Angry_Radish]

All the 7000 series I could find had remote boards for adjustments, and all mine are on the back of the main PCB, could that just be a different option on the 7000's?

[grantspain]

yes i think yours is an early example,these were standard fit monitors in most cabs in the u.k   during the early 90's btw i think the sticker on the frame to the left id's this chassis exact model number

[Angry_Radish]

I'll take a closer look at those stickers when I get home, thanks for all your help!

[Ken Layton]

Looks like a Wells-Gardner 19K7606 (k7000) to me. Not all k7000 series had remote adjustment boards. In general it was some the 25" versions that had remotes.

[Angry_Radish]

That's it, thank you both!
Definately a k7000, just grabbed the flowchart and manual for it, and will probably do a capkit on it to see if it livens the picture up.
Thanks again!

[SirPeale]

I can't for the life of me find any mfg name anywhere on the chassis, and I perused the stickied links looking at chassis pictures for about an hour, and must have missed mine.

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=63482.0;attach=67613;image

Looks like the manufacturers label is in this picture, on the right side.