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If all else is doable except deflection angle, you could conceivably use a 'width sleeve' to reduce horiz deflection. That's a cylinder of thin brass shim stock, slid inside the yoke, between the CRT neck and yoke coils, and insulated (provided there's enough clearance). Slide it in just far enough to give desired H deflection. The vertical could probably be done with just height and lin adjustments.
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I've successfully reduced width with a few turns of wire on a ferrite rod in series with the H scan coils. The sleeve mentioned in the previous post is normally used to correct H linearity rather than reduce width.
The AW53-80 has a 6.3V 300mA heater. The suggested replacement has a 600mA heater. If the set has a series heater chain you will need a small 6.3V transformer to run the heater. |
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