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That didn't take long. It has been sitting collecting dust for years. I saw your rescue attempts and was hoping that you would bring it back to life.

So, I have been told.

The "shocker"?

Hard kinks I would be worried about. Not a shortening loop.

I believe both Billabs and Makvision are both really WeiYa. I am under the understanding both these companies bring the monitors in completely assembled and likely really know little about them technically- although Billabs is likels stronger in the technical field. Taken from BYOAC...

Look at the bottom. Does the chassis have a hole in it for tuning that coil? If there is no hole on the chassis for tuning, then it was only meant to be changed from the factory. It does not look damaged.

I have a 4600 in the top of my garage waiting for who knows what. It will be ready for when I need it. It shares space with my tube farm.

Rather than remove and rotate the monitor, the wires were switched or changed for a mirror game.

The "best" way to test it is by measuring inductance and comparing to a known good one. Since few people are capable of doing that, an "acceptable" way is to measure resistance and compare. A transformer is a coil of wire. A melted transformer is fewer coils of wire. A coil could show signs of...

It is a transformer. They rarely go bad. It would be hard to test it without an inductance tester. If you still see varnish on the wires, the chances of it being good are high.

Buy an inductor off of eBay for a donor slug.

For a $1000, I would sacrifice one of my hoard and put it in Pac-Man burned 4600. Local pickup only.

This would be a Fall/Winter job. Right now I am out in the garage working on Bingo. Plus, Seeburg is screaming for attention.

I just happened to have a dim Mario burn CRT in on of my VL setups. Now, to find the time to do it. Don't tell the haters.

I picked this up today. It is a Montgomery Ward TV from 1986. The model number is JSA 12656. The tube is ChungWa 510OUEB22. The tube measurements are for a 19".

Are you bored today?

Do you understand that a flyback does not exist for this monitor?

If it is, it will run away!

Yes, this was just recently moved to this section from the General.