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Originally Posted by John Folsom
Convergence adjustment is an iterative process. ALL the adjustments interact to some degree. Do static, then dynamic, then retouch static, and retouch dynamic. You will converge on the final solution (no pun intended).
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On later sets (post CTC-5) the circuits were designed so that the dynamic would not upset the static too much. However, on the CTC-5 and earlier, if you read the instructions, they say do the dynamic first for parallel lines, then do the static, then iterate.
I also noted on mine that a little fine rotation of the convergence yoke plus sliding back and forward to find the position of maximum effect was helpful.