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Originally Posted by DaveWM
I asked you on another thread what your skill set was, that is your basic understanding of electronics, test equipment, fundamental knowledge about parts like inductors/capacitors/resistors etc...
with out that its hard where to begin and how detailed the explanation needs to be.
Also you should know TV's or any electrical devise that is connected to the mains has the very real possibility to kill you, so if no nothing I would prob not want give advise, at least until you have demonstrated some basic understanding of the potential for harm. If you litererally know nothing about electronics, I would suggest you read a lot before trying do do anything.
An excellent starting point would be a book "basic electronics" published by the office of the Navy, it covers theory and trouble shooting of both tube and SS circuits, mainly as it relates to radio waves.
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My knowledge is extremely limited. I have a multimeter and understand the very basics.
I do know that messing around with the Hv box or wires can kill you. I also know many sets hold a charge after their unplugged.
so how do u discharge a crt of hv?