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Old 01-29-2021, 04:25 PM
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90 VAC is probably the average for all sets Over all condition of
the PS/hoz / HV / CRT will have a great effect.
On newer SS sets you may not be able to start the set due to the
start circuitry. In that case after a successful start you can
turn things down to about 90V. Zenith CC2 sets I have run down under
90V & still had a very watchable pix but unstable ( breathing etc).

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I never use a variac. I never plug a set in that is more than 50 years old until it has a full check with chassis out. My CTC5 had a thorough vetting first.

I will alway check and reform or replace the electrolytics and change initially the obvious papercaps that will be stressed with a high DC.

It's not worth it.

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