Star Tech Journal
Issue: 1983-August - Vol 5 Issue 6 - Page 10
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STAR*TECH JOURNAL/AUGUST 1983
ATARI
H&R Enterprises,
a division of
Famlee Electronics, Inc.
has ...
POLE POSITION HEAT CURE
By Ruble Sanderson, Appalachian Game Service, Kingsport, TN
Over
2 Million
Integrated
Circuits
We had problems with the Atari Pole Positions
going out as a result of overheating, particularly
in locations without air conditioning. The metal
box containing the logic board holds heat like
an oven and got so hot you could not hold your
hand on it
As can be seen in the accompanying photos,
the problem was solved with a metal cutting
sabre saw. Manufacturers should allow more
space for air movement around these boards.
ALL IN STOCK ...
TRANSISTORS AND DIODES TOO!
H&R
ENTERpRiSES
9025 Eton Avenue
Canoga Park, CA
91304
21}/709-4~40
TELEX: 6622~8
Editor's Note: This modification may solve
one problem, but it may also introduce another:
RFI radiation violating recent FCC regulations
for computing devices. Anyone considering
modifying their board cages should contact
the manufacturer first before proceeding.
DOMESTIC
& EXPORT!
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Dick Glass, SR-CET, President of the
Electronics Technicians Association, Int'!.,
announced the following officers who will lead
the group during 1983-84:
Grover Harvey, CET, Greenfield, IN.
Chairman. Mr. Harvey is an electronics tech-
nician employed by the Na val Avionics facility
in Indianapolis. He is a retired military elec-
tronics technician and a part-time electronics
technology instructor at ITT Technical Institute
...:__ Indianapolis.
Leon F. Howland, CET, is the owner of
Leon's Electronics in Indianapolis and the
Executive Director of the Indianapolis Tele-
vision Technicians Assn. and the Indiana
Electronics Service Assn. Mr. Howland
becomes ETA's Vice Chairman.
Secretary is Mr. Walter Cooke, CET, of
Hampton, VA. Mr. Cooke operates City TV in
Hampton and has many years experience in
local, state and national electronics organiza-
tions.
Treasurer is Barnard "Bud" Sullivan. CET,
Mr. Sullivan works as an electronics technician
for the Lincoln Public School System in
Lincoln, NE.
ETA's Canadian Chapter Chairman for
1983 is a student member, Mr. Bill Speer,
CET, who attends Connestoga Community
College and lives in Kitchener, Ontario.
EEA, The Electronics Educators Associa-
tion Division of ETA, will have as Chairman
Mr. Richard Schultz, CET, of Indianapolis,
an electronics technology instructor at ITT
Technical Institute in Indianapolis.
ET A's Shopowner's Division will be headed
by Jesse B. Leach. CET, ownerofLee's TV and
Computer Repair Center in Linthicum, MD.
The CID-Certified Technicians Divisio11
is chaired by George Savage, SR-CET, who
works for International Sensor Systems, Inc.,
and lives in Doniphan, NE.
Communications Division Chairman is
Patrick J. Reilly, CET, who is an electronics
technology instructor at United Electronics
Institute in Tampa, FL.
Ronald Crow, Master Electronics Techni-
cian, remains as head of ET A's Certification
Program for technicians in all types of electronics
work. The Certification Office is at Iowa State
University in Ames, IA.
Dick Glass, SR-CET, remains as President
and Chief Executive Officer.
ETA produces a monthly newsletter,
"Association News"; The "EEA Training
Program", a technical paper published monthly
for members; "Telecom", apublicationrelating
to technicians working in communications; and
"Management Update", a monthly manage-
ment training publication for business owners
in electronics. ET A also assists technicians in
obtaining their highest level of employment
and produces regional technical and business
seminars. For further information about ETA
contact ETA, RR #3, Box 564, Greencastle,
IN 46135.
STAR*TECH JOURNAL/AUGUST 1983
ATARI
H&R Enterprises,
a division of
Famlee Electronics, Inc.
has ...
POLE POSITION HEAT CURE
By Ruble Sanderson, Appalachian Game Service, Kingsport, TN
Over
2 Million
Integrated
Circuits
We had problems with the Atari Pole Positions
going out as a result of overheating, particularly
in locations without air conditioning. The metal
box containing the logic board holds heat like
an oven and got so hot you could not hold your
hand on it
As can be seen in the accompanying photos,
the problem was solved with a metal cutting
sabre saw. Manufacturers should allow more
space for air movement around these boards.
ALL IN STOCK ...
TRANSISTORS AND DIODES TOO!
H&R
ENTERpRiSES
9025 Eton Avenue
Canoga Park, CA
91304
21}/709-4~40
TELEX: 6622~8
Editor's Note: This modification may solve
one problem, but it may also introduce another:
RFI radiation violating recent FCC regulations
for computing devices. Anyone considering
modifying their board cages should contact
the manufacturer first before proceeding.
DOMESTIC
& EXPORT!
ETA
~VIDEO
~GAME
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS AT ANNUAL CONVENTION
FOR
VIDEO
GAMES
•CUT TO THE PROBLEM IN SECONDS
• EASY TO UNDERSTAND
• DESIGNED FOR OPERATORS,
ARCADE OWNERS & TECHNICIANS
• LAMINATED FOR DURABILITY
• UNCONDITIONAL MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE
CHECK OR
MONEY ORDER OR
SEND
■
COD
$12 95
VIDEO
I
Please send
I TROUBLESHOOTING
I
GUIDE
I
I
I
I
VIDEO CHARTS.
TOTAL ENCLOSED
515 s. SHAW
----
RICHMOND, MO 64085 SHIP. CHG. INC.
TO SEND C.O.D. CALL 816/776-5938
NAME - - - - - - - - - - -
ADDRESS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
L
_;l~::_EI:'.:_ _ -
-
-
-
-
-
-
I
I
I
I
I
I
J
Dick Glass, SR-CET, President of the
Electronics Technicians Association, Int'!.,
announced the following officers who will lead
the group during 1983-84:
Grover Harvey, CET, Greenfield, IN.
Chairman. Mr. Harvey is an electronics tech-
nician employed by the Na val Avionics facility
in Indianapolis. He is a retired military elec-
tronics technician and a part-time electronics
technology instructor at ITT Technical Institute
...:__ Indianapolis.
Leon F. Howland, CET, is the owner of
Leon's Electronics in Indianapolis and the
Executive Director of the Indianapolis Tele-
vision Technicians Assn. and the Indiana
Electronics Service Assn. Mr. Howland
becomes ETA's Vice Chairman.
Secretary is Mr. Walter Cooke, CET, of
Hampton, VA. Mr. Cooke operates City TV in
Hampton and has many years experience in
local, state and national electronics organiza-
tions.
Treasurer is Barnard "Bud" Sullivan. CET,
Mr. Sullivan works as an electronics technician
for the Lincoln Public School System in
Lincoln, NE.
ETA's Canadian Chapter Chairman for
1983 is a student member, Mr. Bill Speer,
CET, who attends Connestoga Community
College and lives in Kitchener, Ontario.
EEA, The Electronics Educators Associa-
tion Division of ETA, will have as Chairman
Mr. Richard Schultz, CET, of Indianapolis,
an electronics technology instructor at ITT
Technical Institute in Indianapolis.
ET A's Shopowner's Division will be headed
by Jesse B. Leach. CET, ownerofLee's TV and
Computer Repair Center in Linthicum, MD.
The CID-Certified Technicians Divisio11
is chaired by George Savage, SR-CET, who
works for International Sensor Systems, Inc.,
and lives in Doniphan, NE.
Communications Division Chairman is
Patrick J. Reilly, CET, who is an electronics
technology instructor at United Electronics
Institute in Tampa, FL.
Ronald Crow, Master Electronics Techni-
cian, remains as head of ET A's Certification
Program for technicians in all types of electronics
work. The Certification Office is at Iowa State
University in Ames, IA.
Dick Glass, SR-CET, remains as President
and Chief Executive Officer.
ETA produces a monthly newsletter,
"Association News"; The "EEA Training
Program", a technical paper published monthly
for members; "Telecom", apublicationrelating
to technicians working in communications; and
"Management Update", a monthly manage-
ment training publication for business owners
in electronics. ET A also assists technicians in
obtaining their highest level of employment
and produces regional technical and business
seminars. For further information about ETA
contact ETA, RR #3, Box 564, Greencastle,
IN 46135.
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