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More info?)
Wish I could find the info I used to have on the WG 6400 but I'm sure it's still
on the web somewhere. I am almost certain it requires a different input
voltage. Much like the color vectors (6100, Amplifone) use a different voltage
than the B&W vectors. Accomplished through a different transformer in the
"brick" or at least by tapping different windings on it.
I'd sure search like hell on this topic before just blindly plugging a rare
monitor like a WG 6400 into a brick intended for a 6100. Just my opinion : )
Richard
On Wed, 11 May 2005 00:46:01 -0700, "Troy" <troyl@lvcm.com> wrote:
>I'm not 100%, but I would think it will work fine.
>The one in my pic has some tempest burn, so it must.
>Sorry I don't own one, wish I did.
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>By the way, what game are you fixing this for?
>Did you just come across it as a spare or was it installed in the game your
>fixing?
>I have a reg 6100 I would trade you for it, if it won't work for you.
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>Troy,
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>Matt Mac Donagh <gamefixer@gmail.com> wrote in message
>news:t5ednYkHXO-SMhzfRVn-qQ@starstream.net...
>> One quick request to those of you with 6400's. Can you tell me if the
>input
>> AC voltages are the same as the 6100 and/or the Amplifone? I looked over
>the
>> schematics I have and it looks to me like its the same but I want to be
>100%
>> sure it is before I plug this thing into my Star Wars or Tempest.
>>
>> It has to be the same... Right? Its been 15+ years since I've seen one of
>> these monitors. Back then I put one into a Dedicated Sega Star Trek and
>> 86'ed that GO8. The monitor ran great for about 1.5 years until the owner
>of
>> the game sold it. I had to put fans on the heatsinks but the damn thing
>had
>> a great picture. I pulled the transformer out of one of the MANY Exidy Top
>> Gunner's that we trashed. Too bad I didn't save more of the monitors. We
>> trashed about 25 of those damn games.... :-(
>>
>> Matt
>>
>> "Matt Mac Donagh" <gamefixer@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:xoidnXNmqcr96xzfRVn-sA@starstream.net...
>> > Hey all.
>> >
>> > I'm going to be working on a Wells K6401 tomorrow. I figured it would be
>a
>> > good time to take some pictures for those interested in what they look
>> > like. I looked on the internet and didn't find too much info on these
>> > monitors. I figured some good PICs would be cool.
>> >
>> > Anyone have any web space to host the pics?
>> >
>> > --
>> > Matt
>> >
>> > M and M Electronics
>> > 6661 Stanford Ranch Road
>> > Suite F PMB 105
>> > Rocklin, Ca 95677
>> > 916-275-5871
>> >
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