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Amplifone Vector Resistances


dezbaz

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Hi

 

Has anyone got an Amplifone Vector Monitor? IE the one from Starwars, or Major Havoc etc?

 

It has a round Yoke. (The WG6100 had a square YOKE)

 

I need the deflection resistances for the Amplifone please.

 

Why, you ask.

 

I have a chance to fit an Amplifone tube to a WG6100 square yoke (I have the sq yoke, the deflection board, the HV Unit all to suit the 6100)

 

I want to compare restances to see what is involved to fit this gear to an Amplifone Tube.

 

Any Vector Gurus out there?

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Deflection board pinout

 

Here is the complete pinout of the main connector (on the deflection board):

 

1. Red input (4.0V full on; 1.0V black level)

2. Green input (4.0V full on; 1.0V black level)

3. Blue input (4.0V full on; 1.0 black level)

4. Red GND (twisted pair with Red input)

5. Green GND (twisted pair with Green input)

6. Blue GND (twisted pair with Blue input)

7. X input (16V Peak-to-Peak; 2.5Kohms)

8. Y input (12V Peak-to-Peak; 2.5Kohms)

9. Not Used (Key)

10. X GND (twisted pair with X input)

11. Y GND (twisted pair with Y input)

12. Power GND

13. 25V RMS

14. Power GND

15. 25V RMS

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Amplifone that is OOPS

 

Hi

 

Has anyone got an Amplifone Vector Monitor? IE the one from Starwars, or Major Havoc etc?

 

It has a round Yoke. (The WG6100 had a square YOKE)

 

I need the deflection resistances for the Amplifone please.

 

Why, you ask.

 

I have a chance to fit an Amplifone tube to a WG6100 square yoke (I have the sq yoke, the deflection board, the HV Unit all to suit the 6100)

 

I want to compare restances to see what is involved to fit this gear to an Amplifone Tube.

 

Any Vector Gurus out there?

 

You can't fit an Amplifone tube to a WG6100 chassis as it's the wrong deflection angle and the Amplifone tube is higher res.

 

I have an Amplifone fitted to my Star Wars. The square yoke is suitable for both the Amplifone and WG6100, provided you're using a 100 degree tube.

 

If you wish to use a new 20" tube (I'm guessing you got these from the US) you are going to have to use an Amplifone deflection and high voltage PCB.

 

Regards,

 

Johns-Arcade.

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You can't fit an Amplifone tube to a WG6100 chassis as it's the wrong deflection angle and the Amplifone tube is higher res.

 

I have an Amplifone fitted to my Star Wars. The square yoke is suitable for both the Amplifone and WG6100, provided you're using a 100 degree tube.

 

If you wish to use a new 20" tube (I'm guessing you got these from the US) you are going to have to use an Amplifone deflection and high voltage PCB.

 

Regards,

 

Johns-Arcade.

 

I now have found the correct Yoke for my tube, I have the Amplifone HV and Deflection Boards and cap kits, A spare transformer / power supply to suit.

 

Any idea if an isolation transformer is needed on an amplifone John?

 

I can't see one on any diagram, just the 50VAC :unsure :unsure

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I now have found the correct Yoke for my tube, I have the Amplifone HV and Deflection Boards and cap kits, A spare transformer / power supply to suit.

 

Any idea if an isolation transformer is needed on an amplifone John?

 

I can't see one on any diagram, just the 50VAC :unsure :unsure

 

Hi Dez,

 

If you're using an Atari transformer block as the supply, these transformers are an isolated type. Don't forget that the input 50V is centre tapped (50V-0V-50V).

 

Regards,

 

Johns-Arcade.

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