Shapermc
Mai's Tabloid Photographer
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Ok well over the weekend I picked up a Primal Rage cabinet. Dirt ass cheap ($189 with tax) and took it home. Anyways, the reason that I got it was that it was 25" monitor size and it was cheaper than getting a monitor shipped that size.
So I look at the monitor before I buy it and it looks great (a bit bright, but that was probably a dial that needed adjusting). I agree to the terms get it home. in the transit and moving it upstairs (I had to take the monitor out so that it was lighter) I managed to mess up the monitor.
There are about 15 - 20 "bright" lines through out the monitor. They are really only aparent when it is black, but there are some points that it is noticable when the game is running as well. I managed to notice this after I got the monitor out, but there is this brown wire, not attached to anything, and it comes off of the fly-back.
Well here is what I am looking for.
1) Is this a common problem? it is an older monitor. Is this something a cap kit can fix?
2) Does this relate to that brown wire? possibly?
3) Can anyone help me find what monitor I have? It is a 25" that is in a cabinet that was originally a SF2CE cabinet. All I know is the serial # and the manufacture date (April '92) but I could not find any info on it in the cab or on the monitor.
Thanks in advance!
So I look at the monitor before I buy it and it looks great (a bit bright, but that was probably a dial that needed adjusting). I agree to the terms get it home. in the transit and moving it upstairs (I had to take the monitor out so that it was lighter) I managed to mess up the monitor.
There are about 15 - 20 "bright" lines through out the monitor. They are really only aparent when it is black, but there are some points that it is noticable when the game is running as well. I managed to notice this after I got the monitor out, but there is this brown wire, not attached to anything, and it comes off of the fly-back.
Well here is what I am looking for.
1) Is this a common problem? it is an older monitor. Is this something a cap kit can fix?
2) Does this relate to that brown wire? possibly?
3) Can anyone help me find what monitor I have? It is a 25" that is in a cabinet that was originally a SF2CE cabinet. All I know is the serial # and the manufacture date (April '92) but I could not find any info on it in the cab or on the monitor.
Thanks in advance!