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Old 07-02-2011, 09:24 PM
DaveWM DaveWM is offline
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Next you need to determine if the CRT is drawing the current down or the shunt, I doubt its the CRT since the HV is low even with brightness all the way down.

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unplug the CRT socket read the HV again with shunt cap on and then shunt cap off, HV adj to max

does the schematic show a jumper in the cathode circuit of the shunt tube (since you are positve there is no 1k resistor), but I am getting ahead of myself so just do the above test, CRT socket on and off, HV setting to the max.

I have an idea of something that could cause the shunt to conduct when in should not, but since I dont know if its the problem or not I dont want to mention it.
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