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Curt Palme
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OK, let me see if I have one. Will be a few days, as they are stored away.
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LBSmidtfyn
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I'll wait Right here:)
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AnalogRocks
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| LBSmidtfyn wrote: | | I'll wait Right here:) |
(cues up elevator music) Hmmmm hhmmmmm hmmmmm daaa da doooooo...
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LBSmidtfyn
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Maybe someone has the schematics to this hpvs? I could try to fix it then....
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Curt Palme
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They were never released. Open it up and look for bad solder joints or burned resistors.
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AnalogRocks
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| Curt Palme wrote: | | They were never released. Open it up and look for bad solder joints or burned resistors. |
Also check the heat sink compound at the transistors. I redid mind on the 4000
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LBSmidtfyn
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I'm on it😊. Curt, did you check your storage for a replacement?
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cmjohnson
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If you need the schematics, you might give VDC Display Systems a call and ask nicely if they might be willing to release a copy to you. They have all the old AmPro documentation and it's been so long since this stuff had any value to them that they MIGHT
consider giving you those docs. It isn't like there's any commercial value left in them at this point.
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gjaky
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Location: Budapest, Hungary
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| cmjohnson wrote: | If you need the schematics, you might give VDC Display Systems a call and ask nicely if they might be willing to release a copy to you. They have all the old AmPro documentation and it's been so long since this stuff had any value to them that they MIGHT
consider giving you those docs. It isn't like there's any commercial value left in them at this point. |
Just like the Marquee's, the AmPro HVPS was made by Spellman Inc. who notoriously don't give out documentation, there is no documentation on the Marquee HVPS either...
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LBSmidtfyn
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I've sent a mail to Spellman Inc a couple of days ago, but so far they have not replyed. Weekend you know.... 
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