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Old 08-19-2015, 07:02 AM
colectorad colectorad is offline
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This set may have a bonded yoke. In other words factory
adjusted for purity, tilt & convergence then glued in
place.
Nope, just a clamp.

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Normally this set can not get out of
convergence.
It's not "out of convergence", It's just "off" when compared to a CTC203AD5 of the same size.

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Not sure what magnet is missing. ??
It's the v-shaped corner convergence magnet that was glued to the upper left side at the back of the CRT.

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Centering could be done with taps but again would not
change without a failure.
I'm thinking it's a design flaw.

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Stereo decoders take the IF from the tuner & its basicly
a radio added.
Yes, but how does the adapter reach the TV speakers? How does the volume control work?

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put up some screen shots that will help. Do some with
NO color & some with. Also normal pix & a pattern.
I'll get to this later. A 4:3 test pattern DVD would do me wonders.
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