Mindblowing!! Nanao MS8 is one of the finest chasis I’ve ever used. The fact that Wells Gardner ended up doing some sort of “partnership” with Nanao (pronounced nah-now) it’s really interesting. Perhaps there was not enough supply and Nintendo was pushing for a solution.
I have tested a 27” chassis nanao ms9 with a k7500 yoke and tube and got a picture. So perhaps you can to some extent. Inductance is very close and resistance
Tengo el mismo chasis. La compré barata. Cuando conecto el chasis parece que funciona el flay back pero no veo que el filamentó del tubo se encienda. Que consejo me das para identificar la falla ?? La pantalla no emite eligen. Queda negra. Saludos
Thanks for the videos, man. Question.. Two fuses on this chassis 1. Slot F902 - 125v 2A 2. Slot F901 - 125v 6.3A Which type of fuse is needed for each? Slow blow or Fast blow?
@@MikesArcadeMonitorRepair that’s the problem. Noting is really identified on the fuses that I recognize. F902 had an oversized fuse with a foil mod which reads T2A 250v (that’s all) other side of just logos. F901 look to be the original fuse which reads specs 125v6.3A or side reads SOC TSC ??! I can’t identify these… it’s driving me crazy lol
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These Nanao chassis have the most stunning colour, better than most new TV's.
As always you really appreciate these. I'm still trying to get my nanao ms2930 and 2931 up and running :)
Yes, more Nanao videos! Especially if you repair any MS9. :)
Flippin awesome documentation sir !
Mindblowing!! Nanao MS8 is one of the finest chasis I’ve ever used. The fact that Wells Gardner ended up doing some sort of “partnership” with Nanao (pronounced nah-now) it’s really interesting. Perhaps there was not enough supply and Nintendo was pushing for a solution.
Mike, I like your videos and what you give to the community. It’s pronounced “nah”-“now”.
Do more of these and make us candy cab people happy
Thank you.
Unless I get the tube along with the chassis, it’s not likely to happen unfortunately.
I have tested a 27” chassis nanao ms9 with a k7500 yoke and tube and got a picture. So perhaps you can to some extent. Inductance is very close and resistance
Tengo el mismo chasis. La compré barata. Cuando conecto el chasis parece que funciona el flay back pero no veo que el filamentó del tubo se encienda. Que consejo me das para identificar la falla ?? La pantalla no emite eligen. Queda negra. Saludos
I have a Nanao MS8-26SU that's had a vertical capsule for a few years.. i need to try working on it again.
Mine too I've been trying to fix it for weeks dying for a fix
Si no le inyectas rgb al encenderlo se siente un ruido como que está encendido y la pantalla queda negra verdad ?? O emite algo ?? Ayuda
Thanks for the videos, man.
Question..
Two fuses on this chassis
1. Slot F902 - 125v 2A
2. Slot F901 - 125v 6.3A
Which type of fuse is needed for each? Slow blow or Fast blow?
You’re welcome. What do the originals have on them? AGL? MDL? Very few chassis’ used anything but fast blow.
@@MikesArcadeMonitorRepair that’s the problem. Noting is really identified on the fuses that I recognize. F902 had an oversized fuse with a foil mod which reads T2A 250v (that’s all) other side of just logos. F901 look to be the original fuse which reads specs 125v6.3A or side reads SOC TSC ??!
I can’t identify these… it’s driving me crazy lol
I have like x4 of these MS8-26, x4 units of the MS8-29, x6 MS9-29's and a pair of MS8-25's....all broken.
hi. thanks for the video. does that chassis have an vga input?
Nope.
Wow
What the heck? Wrong file big mike!
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@@MikesArcadeMonitorRepair i swear i watched this vid few days ago? First nano chassis on 7400 tube.?
I removed that video and uploaded this edited version because I made a mistake on the original. If you watch this video, I explain why.
@@MikesArcadeMonitorRepair well i was wrong big guy!! I just didnt watch far enough. I apoligize sir. Thank you for the vid great work.
What's the address so I can send it
What the address