A blue line that is affected by the red gain? Very strage. Can you post an image.
lcaillo · Plain ole user Joined May 2, 2006 · 11,205 Posts #2 · Apr 4, 2009 View full thread A blue line that is affected by the red gain? Very strage. Can you post an image.
lcaillo · Plain ole user Joined May 2, 2006 · 11,205 Posts #4 · Apr 5, 2009 View full thread Looks like a phosphor burn in the red CRT and there is nothing that can be done to fix that other than replacing the CRT.
Looks like a phosphor burn in the red CRT and there is nothing that can be done to fix that other than replacing the CRT.
lcaillo · Plain ole user Joined May 2, 2006 · 11,205 Posts #6 · Apr 5, 2009 View full thread Or look for a scrapper with a good red tube. Tube failures other than aging are rare on these so there may be some decent tubes floating around.
Or look for a scrapper with a good red tube. Tube failures other than aging are rare on these so there may be some decent tubes floating around.
