Re: Mounting a WG 4600 in a Donkey Kong Cabinet

What I would do *IF* the 20EZ is shot....
Remove everything from the EZ frame and then mount the WG stuff to the EZ.

-Stephen





Jason F wrote:
> It's funny that I just looked into this very same thing only a week ago.
>
> The 4600 that I tried was one of the horizontal models (ie, something like a
> 4613, not a 4675 etc).  I'm not sure if the frames were that much different,
> but this one, when placed at the same angle as the regular Sanyo-20EZV was,
> stuck out of the back a couple of inches.
>
> The only way it would have fit was if I angled it forward, but that would
> have required mounting brackets about 12 inches in front of where that rear
> bracket is.  I didn't want to do that, plus the screen would have been at a
> different angle than the original.
>
> My solution: use the original 20-EZV with a video inverter.  Luckily, I had
> a spare inverter board laying around, but Zanen sells a kit that allows you
> to permamently change the 20EZ from the inverted signal to a regular RGB
> (kit #910, $4.95).