Quoted from northvibe:Let me know if this helps. From a stern galaxy
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Edit: looks like from mine, the blue black solder together and the yellow/white go to brown.
Might want to get some tape over that blue wire 
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I thought I read somewhere about adding washers behind the display mounts to mount them slightly back from the backglass to reduce rubbing? Has anyone done this? I’ve noticed that on my Flight 2000 there’s just a little bit of rubbing, and the slightest bit of paint scratched. I’d prefer to do something before it becomes an issue!
Quoted from slochar:yep old RGP advice. 2-3 should do the trick.
That worked well! I had more nylon washers spare than metal, so went with a couple of those, no more scratching!
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Quoted from Joydivision:I have two different serial numbers for the head & cab for my QS.
This game was was pretty much totally original including the legs so unlikely the head got swapped with another QS at any point as so few (including this one) were originally imported to Australia. Previous owner had the game for more than 30 years.
Can only assume this is simply a factory mistake where the head & cab were stamped at different intervals & not checked first or something?
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I've got a Flight 2000 where the head and the body have different numbers - off by 1. Similar situation that they just seem too original for them to have come together later in life. Maybe the quality control in the factory meant they discarded the odd head / body here or there, or maybe they just had a line of 10 heads and bodies and a couple got mixed up every now and then when joining?
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