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Old 10-15-2013, 12:36 PM
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Yes, it appears that the G1s are tied to a fixed voltage and the cathodes are driven by the 3 color video signals. The only controls that you have for cutoff are the G2 pots. Did you ever test the crt? were the cutoff voltages ok?

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Yes, I used a B&K 467 and the CRT tested good on all tests.

See my other post (the one with 5 pages). I found that removing the color taps from their connections allowed me to get the setup line. I don't want to adjust the G2s based on this as reconnecting the taps would just throw it off (probably worse than before).
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