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Old 03-05-2023, 09:53 AM
dcl0 dcl0 is offline
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RCA 630TS alignment setup question

I'm ready to do an alignment on the 630TS (the sound is rather weak). Since I need to tip the chassis on its side for this, and I have neither a small test CRT or any means of supporting the 10BP4, I will have to do the procedures without the picture tube in place. The procedure described in SAMS has you remove V22 (the horizontal oscillator tube) from its socket to disable the high voltage supply. However, I've been taught that the quickest way to destroy the horizontal output tube is to run the set without the horizontal oscillator running! Am I wrong? Would securing the unattached anode button in a glass jar be a safer way run the set without the picture tube? Or would it be better to run the set without the horizontal output tube (V23) in place to disable the high voltage during alignment?

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