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Boy that first picture is so close to being good. What happens if you slide the yoke back just a hair?
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Conventional wisdom for underscan is to add capacity to the yoke (or across the damper with a "cookie" cap) - perhaps reduce the cap value in the yoke? Most are 24-68pf in parallel with one horiz winding.
Cookie Cap:http://www.videokarma.org/showpost.p...5&postcount=10 (and no, I don't have one anymore) Likewise, how about the feedback cap from on side of the width coil to the HOT - reduce it by a factor of 1/10th? Just my thoughts....
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Using a different yoke would affect the flyback action because of an impedance mismatch. |
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No help, but a good thought.
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