midway space invader chassis ?

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right here goes . for those who dont know ive had midway space invader
woes for a while now , ive had boards fixed, power supplies fixed . and
still no real game time has been had due to it playing blind

turn out the wg191001 chassis had a fault

anyway ive managed to get another chassis the fella said it was out a space invader machine .

my question , will it fit straight onto my exsisting tube ? does anyone know please?











please help thanks in advance

rich
 

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new/old untested but fingers crossed works chassi now installed into cab

thing is i got 4 wires left

red
black
yellow
green

as my old chassis is with someone does anyone know what wires go together and where ?

and if i put on wrong terminals can i cause damage ?

picture
is taken of the chassis how it is currently in the machine and how it
will stay . its infact the same orintation as the old chassis was

please advise as im itching to try this mother he he :)







trying noto blow meself up this time :) ..

rich
 

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disaster . well .. what did iu expect to take a chassis i know nothing about plumb it in and for it to work ha ha

no neck glow . appears dead

i tried to check 12v feed and blew house fuse / tripped it out .

so for now im leaving alone

as not sure what todo now . i might just cry .

rich
 

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Hopefully someone will see this thread that knows a little. I personally don't know anything about SI / B&W stuff in general (apart from vector b/w stuff), but just wanted you to not feel like you're entirely being ignored or talking to yourself!

P-Man's out of the country at the moment but he would probably have some good info. Cyclo might know as well but he doesn't come here too often these days.

I'll ping him a link to this thread...
 

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cheers no worries , hopefully muppz will see my threads too and respond to my pm to him . hoping he can help as he local to me

thanks for the responce
 

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just picked up the pm.

i was looking at the piccies, looks like you had to splice the tube base on? because the wires in the original picture looked cut to me.

Looks very similar (maybe an earlier revision) to yours i have here. Those 4 wires at the end look like the deflection coil drives which we had fun with when i had a look at this one. Not sure how crossing those could take out the house mains unless it somehow introduced a line to earth fault and the RCD kicked out.

I'm getting measured up for a penguin suit this weekend so can't get round, I'll see if I can get round the following Saturday.

If the new one is dead maybe it can donate a replacement for the blown transistor that this chassis needs.
 

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i got a working chassis here rich,i just need to replace a couple of blown resistors after i plugged it into the super breakout i have here and it blew a couple of components,its happened before with the one i got in my space zap and i repaired that one after it blew the same resistors.

it has width problem only but that could be down to it needing a recap or you could replace the width coil with the one you have there or you might be able to adjust the width,i kinda scrunched the width coil on this one trying to adjust it with the wrong tool (but not toomuch) but yep its all working bar the resistors needing replacing,i think they are 2 20p jobbies from maplins and i can replace them and check the chassis again.

if i get it running and post a pic are you interested in it?i can sort you the chassis board no probs but the fly back is different question as it cost me £50 ages ago.

you saw this chassis when you came my place.

i can sort you the chassis out cheap if you want it,like i say i can replace the resistors and get it 100% running,the width would be your prob to sort,its just a tad bit too big for the screen.

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