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Old 03-14-2017, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut View Post
Another thought is to float a VOM across the cathode and G1 so you can see any differential drift on a sensitive scale. (Just be careful to have it on an insulated surface and don't try to touch it while in operation!)
I've tried all your suggestions. But for this last one ...there is a problem.
That is, there are big blanking pulses on both cathode and grid. This means that the voltages measured on a voltmeter are not necessarily representative of
what they are during the active scan time.

I will retry this evening with the two blanking pulses disabled. And I will
look at the two pulses with a scope and see if they drift.
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