[DaveWM]

ok so lets say your are done and have an ok convergence, if you were to remove the convergence coils from the neck (leaving the board plugged in) would it make since that the static convergence be ok or completely out of whack (as it was on mine). As i refine my technique I rely less on the 'this pot or coil does this approach" and rather focus on just trying to get the cross hatch as straight as possible. When done that way it seems to drop into convergence better than endless twiddling while focusing on just the area assigned to that control. I know that is not how its shown to be done, but I know that I ofter have less that perfect convergence that defies any amount of adj, like the entire line is tilted.

I often wonder if you should start by centering all the pots and center the slugs (1/2 in the coil) before touching the static, then start the process.

example if you have one pot cranked over and since it effects the static, then adj the static will only result in less than optimum adj range (if possilble at) for convergence of dynamic.