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Old 01-06-2021, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Yamamaya42 View Post
from what I have seen, on RCA color sets anyway, the CRT heater windings are already isolated, having their own separate power source on the main transformer, but ARE tied to a pair of resistors to the main bias and ground, so, if a H-K short causes feedback through that or the main power x-former, does sticking a 2nd isolation transformer give better blocking to any HV that may try to bleed through?
It will provide DC blocking, but the added capacitance-to-ground will cause smearing-out of fine detail in the pic (since the luma signal is fed in via the cathodes). Been there, done that.
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