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Old 11-06-2023, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Alex KL-1 View Post
Well, is a great work! Difficult for sure; patience is a virtue.
And, for some people like me, that worked only with TV's from ceramic filter era ahead (probably some members here are from more recent era also), never touched alignment when at work so don't have the field expertise, will be scary, but a interesting thing to learn. IF the core from these delicate coils not end stuck or destroyed...
So, watching this with curiosity.
Yes, the scariest thing to me is breaking a core!
I'd also note that the higher frequencies in the tuner and IF amplifier make lead lengths and physical probe design more critical, but chroma should be relatively insensitive to the connections of the alignment equipment.
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