09-27-2019, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by freakaftr8
On my BK HV probe, it was off by a mile. Tested it on the Sony KV-2643R. thou HV should be 29kv, it read 20kv. Luckily the probe has an adjustment potentiometer so I set it to what I believe that Sony should be running at 29KV. I tested a few other sets around the house and high voltage on my CTC39 was it 24KV.
On the CTC16, we were at 21kv. I bumped it up to 24kv.
If this high voltage has been running low for quite some time I wonder if this can put undue stress on the fly back. I'm sure I'm answering my own question but I noticed the other night when I ran the set for about 30 minutes the fly back cage felt warm. After I adjusted the high voltage up to 24KV I noticed after a 30 minute run the high voltage cage stayed cool..
My question is, has anyone else had to re qualify a high voltage probe like this with a known good high voltage set So you could use your meter to check other TV's? Is it's a good way to re qualify a high voltage probe?
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which probe you got?
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