johnvv
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There was a thread that discussed this a bit a month or so ago but I cannot find it. Thought I had bookmarked it...
Does anyone have a source, other than old monitors, for convergence magnets?
These are the adhesive cardboard strips often found on the back of the monitor that have magnetic strips in them. The are used to 'fine tune' convergence on monitors. I've found they really help get the vector monitors looking nice.
I think the other thread mentioned visiting a local TV repair shop, which I will do. The desire in getting new ones is to have better adhesive on them. Making them by hand doesn't seem to be realistic as magnetic material in them is simply thin magnetic material strips alternating in north-south alignment but of unknown strength.
Does anyone have a source, other than old monitors, for convergence magnets?
These are the adhesive cardboard strips often found on the back of the monitor that have magnetic strips in them. The are used to 'fine tune' convergence on monitors. I've found they really help get the vector monitors looking nice.
I think the other thread mentioned visiting a local TV repair shop, which I will do. The desire in getting new ones is to have better adhesive on them. Making them by hand doesn't seem to be realistic as magnetic material in them is simply thin magnetic material strips alternating in north-south alignment but of unknown strength.
