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Old 02-07-2021, 08:57 AM
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Assuming that the set is working normally and B+ etc are correct, a simple way to reduce width is to put some inductance in series with the scan coils. I've done this on a few simple monochrome monitors which had no width control. A few turns of ordinary hookup wire on a bit of ferrite rod does the trick.

Far better than putting resistance in series with the scan coils, which are largely inductive at scan frequency.
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