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Old 06-23-2025, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by jhalphen View Post
Hi to all,

"Alastair" in the UK claims (in 2013) to have obtained good results reactivating 1st generation Trinitron tubes (the 12" 330AB22) :

https://www.radios-tv.co.uk/communit...ation-updated/

Note: the site is sometimes geo-blocked for security reasons.

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jhalphen
Paris/France
Interesting - bookmarked, thank you very much! I will try this on the original CRT once I have the set finished. I have nothing to lose and it sounds like a fun experiment.

As far as progress on the KV-1320U: I'm pretty far in to the mechanical part of the CRT exchange. I got the chassis and CRT/front panel divorced without incident; it mostly followed the OEM Sony manual instructions, with an exception for some of the wiring on a terminal strip on the CRT shield. But a quick reference photo took care of that





Miraculously, none of the yoke plastics or mounting hardware broke! I was very pleasantly surprised...





I'm thinking once I have the replacement CRT fully dressed I'll start pre-emptively recapping the chassis before putting it all back together. Not having the yoke and CRT in the way gives me really good access to a lot of parts I'd otherwise really struggle with, and I already know most of the set works as it came up with full deflection and snow. More soon...
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