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Old 09-19-2018, 08:53 AM
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Looking at the pixs of the force on your CRT is at least
good if not better.
The color is probably OK & you are just seeing that but no video.
Take back what I said about cathode voltages. This uses less.
Keep in mind as the cathode V goes higher the pix will darken
so I bet all 3 are up to 120 VDC.
Measure the DCV along the video chain & trace with scope & see
where the video drops out or the DC voltage is off.

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