"parallelogram" correction... is it possible?
This is a color vector put together with a re-wound yoke <--- important.
I have great convergence on most of the monitor, but... It looks like a parallelogram. Severe slanting to the top-left and bottom-right. I was able to reign in the top-left corner with a convergence strip so it isn't as pronounced as in the picture, and the colors overlap better.
I haven't seen this type of geometry issue with a monitor before. Is it possible/probable that I'll have to just rewind the yoke again and try to do it "better" (i.e. more uniform and symmetric)?
Just for info, its running on a standard 19" tv with a rewound vertical yoke mated with the XY color vector kit and DVG-Lite for the test pattern (both from Fred Konopaska)
This is a color vector put together with a re-wound yoke <--- important.
I have great convergence on most of the monitor, but... It looks like a parallelogram. Severe slanting to the top-left and bottom-right. I was able to reign in the top-left corner with a convergence strip so it isn't as pronounced as in the picture, and the colors overlap better.
I haven't seen this type of geometry issue with a monitor before. Is it possible/probable that I'll have to just rewind the yoke again and try to do it "better" (i.e. more uniform and symmetric)?
Just for info, its running on a standard 19" tv with a rewound vertical yoke mated with the XY color vector kit and DVG-Lite for the test pattern (both from Fred Konopaska)


