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Originally Posted by Electronic M
Here is a tip on how to obtain a cheap degaussing coil if you ever feel the need to have one. Step one: Find a 'modern' CRT set on the curb or grab a 1$ thrift store special. Step two: Remove the internal degauss coil from it (sets with screens over 20' tend to have good degauss coils that can handle line voltage for a few minutes). Step three loop the coil into a ~16" ring, wrap that ring with electrical tape, and connect a line cord to the leads of the coil (make sure the cord is over 7' long if you do not want to use extension cords). Step four: test it out. If it does not get too hot to hold in ~4-9 minutes it should be good enough to get the job done.
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Or, there are several coils available on the bay:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40. Prices vary. The larger coils work best.
-Steve D.