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Originally Posted by Electronic M
The color killer has nothing to do with convergence. If the set has color fringing from imperfect convergence, the color killer will not make that go away even if cranked to the B/W only end. Use a test pattern to get the static (center) convergence perfect, then adjust the killer so that the perfectly converged portion of the screen (center) has no confetti (ie color snow), and ignore any fringing from mis-convergence elsewhere on the screen.
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Sorry, I need to watch my terminology a bit better and give more precise descriptions. I will edit my post a bit. I did realize that the fringing would be there either way as far as the color killer went. When I mentioned everything (at times) being as it "should be" I meant when the color actually has worked and worked well. The fringing I mention is due to myself or someone turning the convergence clover several degrees.
Shouldn't I do a purity setup before any convergence?