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Old 11-12-2010, 10:02 PM
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Also, check to see if moving the yoke back some might help - my 1956 RCA had a linearity problem, and all I had to do was slide the yoke back a bit. I'm sure there's a trigonometric reason for why it went non-linear with the yoke shoved all the way forward, but I was definitely asleep when that was taught...

BTW, Your set's progress is far and away much better than I could ever hope to achieve. Do ya 'suppose the Smithsonian is envious??

Cheers,
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