Resistor or jumper at hv rectifer socket: Zenith 25mc30

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Originally Posted by Electronic M

If you can find a curbed 27" BPC TV set with a single large degauss coil, then you can salvage the coil from the BPC, loop that large coil into a ~15" smaller coil, and attach a cord to it, and use it as a degaussing coil. This ad-hock degauss coil may only last 1-5 minutes of 120Vac at a time before overheating so keep an eye on the temp and work fast if you use this method. I made a backup coil that way, and it works decently.

I saw a lot of them made of aluminum wire. Doesn't really make any difference, just an observation of mine. It probably takes a few more turns to produce the same amount of flux.
Maybe taking a 60 or 100 watt lamp and connecting it in series would produce enough magnetic flux to be effective, without burning up.