Also, another thing I noticed is that the Hum is Regardless of Volume.
And just barely touching the test switch sets the game into that weird 'Rug
Pattern' like a lockup.
Also, I make some changes to the default settings, left the game, tried
again, and the settings were there. I left the game idle for about 10-15
minutes, and now they're gone.
Any ideas?
Thanks, I'm so close I just want this thing running great!
Vic...
"Vic Laurel" <vicsjunk*removethis*@vicsdomain.com> wrote in message news:...
> Ok.
>
> I've had a Spy Hunter 'Project', it's about 5 maybe 6 years old now.
>
> I've got the monitor board repaired.
> I've got the Game Boards Working.
> I've installed a TomWiz MCR Kit, and it's installed.
> I've cleaned up and tested the Power Brick, and it looks good.
>
> I've powered it up today, and YAY! It works!
>
> Before, the Tom Wiz Kit, it had this
> '18-wheeler-loud-earth-shattering-mind-numming' hum blare out whenever you
> plugged it in.
>
> After the Tom Wiz Kit, it has a much quieter hum, but still sounds like
> you've put your ear up to the motor on a Celing fan (or maybe your ear up
to
> a quiet hair dryer).
>
> I've tried Jumpering the wire on 'JW4' like Tom's guide suggests for spy
> hunters, but it didn't help.
>
> I am getting 13.8 VAC on the Audio supply off the main power block.
>
> Also, I've noticed everytime I take it out of Self-Test (Via the Self-Test
> Switch) the machine locks up and displays white 'Ks with Which Blocks next
> to them in a checkerboard alternating pattern'. The Spy Hunter still
saves
> it's settings.
>
> The Audio 'HUM' is there, regardless of the volume.
>
> My question is where to look? Cheap Squeak? Or the Dual Amp? Or both.
>
> Should I shotgun? Or does anyone know any key specifics to replace!
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Vic...
>
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>
> Vic Laurel
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>
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