plgDavid
Member
Hi
After a capkit and B+ pot repair, I'm pretty happy with my G07/Chassis, except from the color alignment. Before I start messing with the rings (I'm scared of making it worse), let me show you the pictures (from pengo self test) see attached.
The blue is particularly off. But is it a scenario that is tolerable in the sense that there is more chance that i might screw off the convergence completely?
Also is there any video or in depbt text that shows the effect of moving those rings around?
The best I've found was :
"The furthest set move the red/blue in relation to eachother.
The second aligns this combination to the green.
The third is for color purity.
Rocking the yoke will either turn horizontal lines from a smiley or sad line into a straight one,
or expand one of the colors outwards or inwards along the vertical axis.
You should have a grid if you are gonna rock the yoke.
In fact you should get a grid up for any of the adjustments to get them half precise.
(...)
Green should never move.. you are aligning everything onto the green.
You should use a red/blue (magenta) grid for the first rings,
then a white or yellow grid for the second set adjustments. "
Thanks a lot for any inputs!
After a capkit and B+ pot repair, I'm pretty happy with my G07/Chassis, except from the color alignment. Before I start messing with the rings (I'm scared of making it worse), let me show you the pictures (from pengo self test) see attached.
The blue is particularly off. But is it a scenario that is tolerable in the sense that there is more chance that i might screw off the convergence completely?
Also is there any video or in depbt text that shows the effect of moving those rings around?
The best I've found was :
"The furthest set move the red/blue in relation to eachother.
The second aligns this combination to the green.
The third is for color purity.
Rocking the yoke will either turn horizontal lines from a smiley or sad line into a straight one,
or expand one of the colors outwards or inwards along the vertical axis.
You should have a grid if you are gonna rock the yoke.
In fact you should get a grid up for any of the adjustments to get them half precise.
(...)
Green should never move.. you are aligning everything onto the green.
You should use a red/blue (magenta) grid for the first rings,
then a white or yellow grid for the second set adjustments. "
Thanks a lot for any inputs!
