DW1992
Member
Hi Everyone,
Quick question, or rather reassurance about a recap of my Colour classic.
I have two CCs, one stock and one Mystic (a horrible problem, I know). lol
I've already recapped and cleaned up the logic boards with no issues.
Both worked fine, but for preventative maintenance I am recapping their analog boards.
I've already removed all the old caps and cleaned up the magic goo from under several old caps.
The boards and traces are all in great shape.
I'm replacing all the original caps with the EXACT same values, using the excellent listing provided by Amiga of Rochester.
Upon finishing the stock CC's analog board, it fires up no problem with picture, however the picture is slightly ghosted (like chromatic aberration?) and off colour.
I've done several B&W analog boards and never had this happen.
Do I just need to adjust the CRT controls / rings to get the crisp picture back? Or is there a deeper issue with the caps etc...?
Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
Below is a 'before' photo.
Thanks again!
Aaron/DW
Dark Systems BBS
Quick question, or rather reassurance about a recap of my Colour classic.
I have two CCs, one stock and one Mystic (a horrible problem, I know). lol
I've already recapped and cleaned up the logic boards with no issues.
Both worked fine, but for preventative maintenance I am recapping their analog boards.
I've already removed all the old caps and cleaned up the magic goo from under several old caps.
The boards and traces are all in great shape.
I'm replacing all the original caps with the EXACT same values, using the excellent listing provided by Amiga of Rochester.
Upon finishing the stock CC's analog board, it fires up no problem with picture, however the picture is slightly ghosted (like chromatic aberration?) and off colour.
I've done several B&W analog boards and never had this happen.
Do I just need to adjust the CRT controls / rings to get the crisp picture back? Or is there a deeper issue with the caps etc...?
Any suggestions greatly appreciated!
Below is a 'before' photo.
Thanks again!
Aaron/DW
Dark Systems BBS