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Wow, I've never noticed a given position for a trap. I have seen approximate placement pictorials in old "how to" books and school textbooks. Really all you have to do is turn the brightness down a bit, I think it may be halfway, but I'm not positive. Really it's no matter, but when you turn that magnet around that tube neck in various spots while moving position between the yoke and the tube plug you will find your raster as there will be none with the magnet grossly mispositioned.
Once you find the raster, then you fine tune for maximum brightness while at the same time micro-adjusting for corner shadows. The proper position will be somewhere in between the yoke and tube plug; not against either.
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