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From: MRuenger@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 13:39:09 -0400
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From owner-sat-usenet@tags1.dn.net Tue Sep 24 13: 41:08 1996
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- PROBLEMS WITH YOUR PACE-RECEIVER ??
Nigel Goodwin
wrote:
>> I've just acquired a Pace MRD920 (D2MAC version of SS9200) which works
fine apart from the fact that there are diagonal lines scrolling across the
picture.
>> I know that I've seen this problem described here somewhere (was it a
capacitor
>> that needed replacement?) but can't find any mention at present. The lines
are
>> present when taking the picture via the UHF tuner or via the SCART socket.
>
>If you have access to an oscilloscope, check for ripple on the PSU output
>lines - it's almost certainly a dried up capacitor on one of these. If you
>don't have a scope, just change them all!.
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>C21 - 2200uF 25v
>C25 - 2200uF 25v
>C29 - 100uF 35v
>C33 - 1000uF 25v
>C37 - 1000uF 25v
>C200 - 100uF 25v
>C128 - 100uF 25v (was 10uF)
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>If available, you should use 105 degree capacitors.
>
>BTW, it's often C29 or C200.
I forgot to bring my shopping list when I went into Maplin's but luckily
remembered the values of C29, C200 & C128 so bought just these. I've now
fitted
them & the picture is now perfect, in fact I think that it's better than my
MSS1000/BDE353 combo.
Thanks
--
Nigel Barker
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