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Hi,
I just got my first game, a Donkey Kong 3 stand-up, as a wedding gift.
A friend gave it to me (and my fiancee). Pretty cool present!
Sorry if this question has been convered before, but here goes:
My friend is pretty knowledgable when it comes to pinball games and
video games, so he replaced the power supply -- apparently the game
didn't play before this change. The game plays now and there is sound,
however the monitor is slightly wavy -- it eases up after the machine
has been on for a little while. The graphics seem a tiny bit fuzzy --
it's a bit distracting but not a major thing. There is also a humming
sound coming from the speaker. The volume is quite loud so maybe I need
to turn that down.
Does this monitor need to be capped? It is a power supply problem?
Any insight would be appreciated. I tried searching through the past
postings, but didn't find anything yet.
Thanks,
Shock
Hi,
I just got my first game, a Donkey Kong 3 stand-up, as a wedding gift.
A friend gave it to me (and my fiancee). Pretty cool present!
Sorry if this question has been convered before, but here goes:
My friend is pretty knowledgable when it comes to pinball games and
video games, so he replaced the power supply -- apparently the game
didn't play before this change. The game plays now and there is sound,
however the monitor is slightly wavy -- it eases up after the machine
has been on for a little while. The graphics seem a tiny bit fuzzy --
it's a bit distracting but not a major thing. There is also a humming
sound coming from the speaker. The volume is quite loud so maybe I need
to turn that down.
Does this monitor need to be capped? It is a power supply problem?
Any insight would be appreciated. I tried searching through the past
postings, but didn't find anything yet.
Thanks,
Shock