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Yes I Agree with Zeno, you need to invest in a good meter. I got me a brand spankin
new Beckman 330 back in the day, Love it, works like a charm. Loved it so much
I got a second a few years ago off ebay for $30. It had calibration stickers on it
from a lab of some kind. Checked it on all scales against my original, & it's Spot On!

The 2V drop across the Thermister is great! At this point you need to partly suspect
your meter on some readings. Also be aware some cheaper meters are not so immune
to AC noise on your DC readings. And DC Amps you have to use probes in series
with what your testing. Clamp is only for AC.

Also be aware that the Horiz Output tubes get a feed from your 385V source, and as
stated above, this could be dragging down your power supply voltages. There are
both Voltage & Current numbers printed on the schematic that can be helpful
in the H Output circuit.

If you have all the stuff in the PS working and have low voltages then you need to look
at excessive current draw somewhere in the set, and that can be dragging down your
voltages.....

This schematic is very smart, Most power supplies will produce it's designed voltage
At some rated Current. Once that current is exceeded the voltage begins to drop.
This is one possibility, and it's for you to find.... That's why there are current readings
at key points on the schematic for this tv......




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