jimbodeanny
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BTW - yoke adjustment is for tilt and/or static convergence. The magnetic rings are for dynamic convergence...
By "magnetic rings" are you referring to the 3 sets (2 sets for raster monitors) that you talk about in your original post or are these some other rings?
Right now I've got my K7000 almost perfect the way I want it - I've even added and adjusted some convergence strips for the corners. But the last little issue I want to correct is the horizontal red (and maybe just a LITTLE blue). It looks good over most of the monitor but towards the bottom of the crosshatch/grid pattern it's just a little bit off (horizontal lines are a little lower than the other colors.)
So would I be right in using the sets of rings (2 sets closest to neckboard) to correct this? Or should I be trying to tilt the yoke?
EDIT: Upon looking at the K7000 manual (http://www.wellsgardner.com/pdf/Service/K7000.pdf --page 6/7) I'm guessing that fixing my problem relates more to tilting the yoke (like it mentions on page 7 at the bottom in figure 9). Is this correct?
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