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Mounting bracket for Alan-1 Deflection Transistor board
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Mounting bracket for the Alan-1 Vector display deflection transistor board.
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This mounting bracket for the aftermarket Alan-1 Vector display deflection transistor board used on Atari vector display arcade machines. It lets you slot in the transistor board and easily mount it to the side of the arcade cabinet vertically.
There are two sets of 4 screw holes:
- Four outer ones are used for mounting the bracket to the arcade cabinet. I mounted mine behind the monitor frame on the left side of my Tempest machine.
- Four inner holes can be used for extra security using 4 M3 countersunk screws from behind the bracket. Use washers and nuts to hold the transistor board in place. This isn't really necessary if you aren't going to be moving the machine around much as it will hold the transistor board on it's own via the top clip and gravity.
Print with 100% infill using PLA or other filament. Tolerances are pretty tight so a well calibrated 3D printer is recommended.