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Old 10-10-2007, 08:55 AM
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If I'm not mistaken, the yoke magnets control static convergence as with most conventional crt designs, but a trinitron tube has a couple more magnets involved. Honestly unless there is a known convergence issue, I wouldn't worry about it too much. And mostly every repair topic for crt tv's is included in that f.a.q. , so maybe it will help. Are you getting the set?
Yes, but I won't be able to pay for it until next week.

The reason I ask about vert convg is because my aunt bestowed a early-to-mid 90s RCA ColourTrak (a GE chassis judging the OSD menus, and front buttons) on my grandma.... the picture is absolutely blurry (they told my grandma "IT LOOKS PERFECT LOL") even with Sharpness at max. It also has a bit of shininess in high-contrast areas, and the classic red-orange smearing/out of convergence smearing. Where would i start with this one?
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Another idea.....instead of expensive anti-psychotic drugs, let's provide schizophrenics with dummy bluetooth headsets. They'll easily blend into the crowd, although I suspect their "conversations" would be far more rational than those of the typical Wal-Mart shopper.

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