Free copy of Joysticks on DVD to first person who can best..

Joysticks is a classic, early 80's teenage sexploitation Porky's
rip-off comedy set in a video arcade. I will send a free copy on DVD
via US media mail to the first person who can best help me with this
question. The more detailed the advice, the better. I am a novice at
arcade game repair and readily admit I don't know what the hell I'm
doing, but I really need help with this problem fast. I'll also be
sending a DVD to the only member who answered a previous post re this
topic. Thanks for your help, but I need a little more information.

I am trying to locate the horizontal hold control on a stand-up game.
The game (Victory Road, 1986) is in a non-original cabinet. I have
looked on the monitor chassis and anywhere else in the back of the game
that I could find anything resembling knobs, screws, or anything
adjustable. I have found controls for brightness and color, and on the
circuit board that sits underneath the monitor located circular posts
with adjustable rings that were marked V HOLD, H FREQ, and some others,
including one that said H CENTER, but had no adjustable ring, only a
connection that disappeared back underneath the circuit board. I
couldn't find a marking for H HOLD anywhere on the circuit board. I
don't have the game in front of me right now and am describing
everything from memory.

Where is the horizontal hold located on this or any other stand-up
game? What does it look like, and how can I find it? Thanks to anyone
who can help.

Mike, thank you very much - what you posted is exactly the type of info
I've been
looking for. Looking at the monitor chassis pics, my monitor most
closely resembles
the Electrohome GO-7. Based on the diagrams of the adjustment pots
on this board, it looks like the H FREQ pot is actually the HORIZONTAL
HOLD,
is that right? I have already tried monkeying with that pot, and
quickly turned it
back to its original position when the game's screen dissolved into
squiggles.

However, another member e-mailed me off-board & suggested that since
monitors can be mounted sideways, the more common problem is probably
with the VERTICAL HOLD, and I should try that pot. Does this sound
possible?

Please e-mail me your shipping address (send to erikose at juno.com)
so I can send you a copy of the Joysticks DVD.