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Originally Posted by Tony V
To check that the crt is in the right position...looking at it from the rear, the anode button should be at the 3-o'clock position. You can try rotating it a little one way or another but dont think it will make alot of difference. I know some of the guys who have had focus problems in the past on sets with a focus coil usually were able to get a little more sharpness out of them by playing with the voltage going to coil. I assume the crt has good emission as its critical on these type sets because if its just marginal it wont haver razor sharp focus. I would also try to locate a proper size coil for this set also as all of it has a hand in proper HV and sharpness along with scan.
-Tony
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Ahh, it's a 19AP4 - metal tube. No CRT button
It's brand new, maybe 2 hours on it.
I'm gonna look at the focus divider, etc. It's not bad, it's just not what I expected, and frankly, it might be right anyway.
That width coil, that's the bigger issue. Heh. I'm not sure where I'd find one - it's Motorola part # 24K792722. No idea what inductance range, just DC resistance of 50 ohms. The coil winding is about 1 inch wide, 3 turns per layer, no idea how many layers. I guess it could be rewound, somehow...