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Old 10-24-2016, 07:17 PM
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You still haven't, it is a color set. In the book he is explaining that you do the degaussing to eliminate a tinted picture to obtain the best greyscale image possible on a color TV set. Therefore the color control is turned down.

Page 68 in the book shows him doing the degaussing on the same set, and the set says "color" on the control door below the on/off/volume control.

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That makes a lot more sense. (IIRC I don't have any literature by that author.) I can't recall seeing someone do a degauss without the screen being a primary color or in normal opperation. In my experience only the worst gaussed tubes show it on a monochrome picture, but if you have a primary color raster even the smallest impurities show up clearly....
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