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Old 07-31-2013, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by etype2 View Post
Hope this helps.


Adding this: I don't have the expertise to tell you how the Sony KV 7010U Chromatron works. I do know that it has two HV supplies, three connections to the CRT bell, electronic purity adjustment and a color selection grid consisting of fine wires which focus the three beams. Perhaps others here can explain it further.
What you wrote is what I more or less thought. It now boils down to
one question: is there RF on two of the three HV leads? If
so, it TRULY IS a chromatron, not just a larval Trinitron. If there
is no RF on any of the three leads, I would call it a larval Trinitron.

This question could be answered by a schematic or a scope with
its probe merely held a half inch or so from the CRT HV wires.

I believe the owner has a schematic ... it would be wonderful if
he could scan and post it! (the 7010U, not the 7010UA).

Doug McDonald
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