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Old 10-07-2019, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut View Post
Just some speculation:
Does this set have a switched-mode power supply?
Could this be a grounding problem?
It was manufactured in 2003 so I assume it has a switchmode ps.. Just to rule out it being a house power issue, I tried running it on a UPS on battery and the interference was still there.


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Originally Posted by freakaftr8 View Post
That almost looks like interference. possibly in the front end. Check wiring inside. Move some things around. Possibly shielding is too close to voltage lines picking up DC..
I tried moving all the cables away from the anode cable but that didn't make a difference...

I wish the camera did a better job of picking up the issue...it's VERY noticeable in person.
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