Trying Again: Need Schematic for Tron Power Supply PCB

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The manual does not have it, I see earlier posts that others were looking
and in one case a link was provided, but it is now dead.

Does anyone have one? Thanks.

Reply To: james at retroblast dot com

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complete....forgot to cross my t's
doh )

"Pepelepew" <pepelepew9@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
newsYtVd.95162$Th1.15129@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> Try this,
> not sure if its comple
> http://arcarc.xmission.com/PDF%20A [...] chematics/
> Rick
>
>
> "James" <rotoquad@***NOSPAMTHANKS***earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:qLlVd.3$nb1.2@tattler.gsu.edu...
> > The manual does not have it, I see earlier posts that others were
looking
> > and in one case a link was provided, but it is now dead.
> >
> > Does anyone have one? Thanks.
> >
> > Reply To: james at retroblast dot com
> >
> >
>
>

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Art,

Thanks for the attempted offer. Sorry about the email, but I just get
hammered with spam. I think I go what I needed though so I don't think it
will be required. Thanks again.

James


"Art Mallet - Artfromny - formerly A218@aol.com" <artgames@nycap.rr.com>
wrote in message news:ugvVd.35443$vK5.31763@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> Munged emails piss me RTFO - I was going to email you and offer a
photocopy
> mailed at no charge of the proper schematic, but it simply wasnt worth the
> effort
>
> --
> Art
> "James" <rotoquad@***NOSPAMTHANKS***earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:qLlVd.3$nb1.2@tattler.gsu.edu...
> > The manual does not have it, I see earlier posts that others were
looking
> > and in one case a link was provided, but it is now dead.
> >
> > Does anyone have one? Thanks.
> >
> > Reply To: james at retroblast dot com
> >
> >
>
>

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Tron PCBs are a piece of cake to repair. If you want to shotgun them,
change the 2 pots, the 2n3055 pass transistor, the little tantalum lytic in
the center of the board, and go from there. Word of advice - the comparator
IC in the 5 volt line often seems like the problem, bit rarely is.

--
Art
"Rob" <rrandal@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:z0FVd.8811$OU1.6234@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com...
>I read all your post and what I have done in the past with all my MCR
> systems is buy a
> switching power supply with adapter
> it will cost you around$80.00 and it sure cures alot of problems and
> prevents alot of problems.
> Those MCR boards are very picky about their voltage and the VBat and Reset
> voltage coming from
> the power supply board.
>
> "James" <rotoquad@***NOSPAMTHANKS***earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:qLlVd.3$nb1.2@tattler.gsu.edu...
>> The manual does not have it, I see earlier posts that others were looking
>> and in one case a link was provided, but it is now dead.
>>
>> Does anyone have one? Thanks.
>>
>> Reply To: james at retroblast dot com
>>
>>
>
>

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Ahhh, that's because Tron is French for Piece of ..... You should have
read:

Des Tron PCBs sont un morceau réparer le gâteau. Si vous la souhaitez
au canon de grenaille, vous modifiez les 2 pots, le transistor de la
course 2n3055, peu de le tantale qui est dans le milieu du panneau,
lytisch et vous allez de là-bas. Mot du conseil - le comparateur le IS
le 5-Volt-Linie semble, un dessus est fréquemment comme le problème rare.


which of course means:

Of Tron PCBs are a piece to repair the cake. If you wish it with the
gun of shot, you modify the 2 pots, the transistor of the race 2n3055,
little the tantalum which is in the medium of the panel, lytisch and you
go from over there. Word of the council - the comparator the IS the
5-Volt-Linie seems, a top is frequently like the rare problem.

Hope that helps.


Pat D.



James wrote:
> heh...here is how I read alot of that....
>
> Tron PCBs sind ein Stück zu reparieren des Kuchens. Wenn Sie zur
> Schrotflinte sie wünschen, ändern Sie die 2 Töpfe, den Transistor des
> Durchlaufs 2n3055, das wenige Tantal, das in der Mitte des Brettes, lytisch
> ist und gehen Sie von dort. Wort des Rates - die Komparator IS in der
> 5-Volt-Linie scheint häufig wie das Problem, Spitze ist selten.
>
>
> "Art Mallet - Artfromny - formerly A218@aol.com" <artgames@nycap.rr.com>
> wrote in message news:TrFVd.35742$vK5.6394@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
>
>>Tron PCBs are a piece of cake to repair. If you want to shotgun them,
>>change the 2 pots, the 2n3055 pass transistor, the little tantalum lytic
>
> in
>
>>the center of the board, and go from there. Word of advice - the
>
> comparator
>
>>IC in the 5 volt line often seems like the problem, bit rarely is.
>>
>>--
>>Art
>>"Rob" <rrandal@pacbell.net> wrote in message
>>news:z0FVd.8811$OU1.6234@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com...
>>
>>>I read all your post and what I have done in the past with all my MCR
>>>systems is buy a
>>>switching power supply with adapter
>>>it will cost you around$80.00 and it sure cures alot of problems and
>>>prevents alot of problems.
>>>Those MCR boards are very picky about their voltage and the VBat and
>
> Reset
>
>>>voltage coming from
>>>the power supply board.
>>>
>>>"James" <rotoquad@***NOSPAMTHANKS***earthlink.net> wrote in message
>>>news:qLlVd.3$nb1.2@tattler.gsu.edu...
>>>
>>>>The manual does not have it, I see earlier posts that others were
>
> looking
>
>>>>and in one case a link was provided, but it is now dead.
>>>>
>>>>Does anyone have one? Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>Reply To: james at retroblast dot com
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>

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hmmm....


Still confused. Maybe www.gizzoogle.com can help,

Gizoogle Translation:

"Triznon PCBs is a piece of cakes ta repair bitch. If you want ta
shotgun thizzem,
change tha 2 pizzots, tha 2n3055 pass transistor, tha shawty tantalum lytic
in
the poser of tha board, n go from there . Put ya mutha f'in choppers up if
ya feel this..
Word of advice - tha comparizzles IC in tha 5 volt line often seems like tha
problem, bit rarely is. "

nope....still confused





"Pat D" <patdanis@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:y82dnYxPlpqFFbrfRVn-2A@comcast.com...
> Ahhh, that's because Tron is French for Piece of ..... You should have
> read:
>
> Des Tron PCBs sont un morceau réparer le gâteau. Si vous la souhaitez
> au canon de grenaille, vous modifiez les 2 pots, le transistor de la
> course 2n3055, peu de le tantale qui est dans le milieu du panneau,
> lytisch et vous allez de là-bas. Mot du conseil - le comparateur le IS
> le 5-Volt-Linie semble, un dessus est fréquemment comme le problème rare.
>
>
> which of course means:
>
> Of Tron PCBs are a piece to repair the cake. If you wish it with the
> gun of shot, you modify the 2 pots, the transistor of the race 2n3055,
> little the tantalum which is in the medium of the panel, lytisch and you
> go from over there. Word of the council - the comparator the IS the
> 5-Volt-Linie seems, a top is frequently like the rare problem.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
>
> Pat D.
>
>
>
> James wrote:
> > heh...here is how I read alot of that....
> >
> > Tron PCBs sind ein Stück zu reparieren des Kuchens. Wenn Sie zur
> > Schrotflinte sie wünschen, ändern Sie die 2 Töpfe, den Transistor des
> > Durchlaufs 2n3055, das wenige Tantal, das in der Mitte des Brettes,
lytisch
> > ist und gehen Sie von dort. Wort des Rates - die Komparator IS in der
> > 5-Volt-Linie scheint häufig wie das Problem, Spitze ist selten.
> >
> >
> > "Art Mallet - Artfromny - formerly A218@aol.com" <artgames@nycap.rr.com>
> > wrote in message news:TrFVd.35742$vK5.6394@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> >
> >>Tron PCBs are a piece of cake to repair. If you want to shotgun them,
> >>change the 2 pots, the 2n3055 pass transistor, the little tantalum lytic
> >
> > in
> >
> >>the center of the board, and go from there. Word of advice - the
> >
> > comparator
> >
> >>IC in the 5 volt line often seems like the problem, bit rarely is.
> >>
> >>--
> >>Art
> >>"Rob" <rrandal@pacbell.net> wrote in message
> >>news:z0FVd.8811$OU1.6234@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com...
> >>
> >>>I read all your post and what I have done in the past with all my MCR
> >>>systems is buy a
> >>>switching power supply with adapter
> >>>it will cost you around$80.00 and it sure cures alot of problems and
> >>>prevents alot of problems.
> >>>Those MCR boards are very picky about their voltage and the VBat and
> >
> > Reset
> >
> >>>voltage coming from
> >>>the power supply board.
> >>>
> >>>"James" <rotoquad@***NOSPAMTHANKS***earthlink.net> wrote in message
> >>>news:qLlVd.3$nb1.2@tattler.gsu.edu...
> >>>
> >>>>The manual does not have it, I see earlier posts that others were
> >
> > looking
> >
> >>>>and in one case a link was provided, but it is now dead.
> >>>>
> >>>>Does anyone have one? Thanks.
> >>>>
> >>>>Reply To: james at retroblast dot com
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >
> >