JoeB1355
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so I have a wg7000 I swapped the tube in since the original was broken
I swapped the yoke etc. I tested it on the floor in the horizontal position adjust with a centipede looked great.
I put in my 1943 and upper right corner colors are whack so I pull it out test in centipede and its great
then on a hunch I turn it side ways like it was in the 1943 then a big color blotch in the corner!!
The internal guns aren't supposed to move are they?!?
So I pull off the rubber wedges adjust the yoke in the vertical position and it looks great!
I sit the monitor back to horizontal and color blotches
So I figure who cares its good vertical. Which is what I need. I put it in the game leave it on for an hour colors are good but now bottom 2 thirds are blurry and top is still nice and clear.
so WTF are TV tubes not fixed internally? so they don't work if you wanna use them vertically?
or is this just a whack tube? Anyone else have this issue? and yes the yoke is fixed with the wedges glued back in place so its not moving when I change the monitor orientation.
I swapped the yoke etc. I tested it on the floor in the horizontal position adjust with a centipede looked great.
I put in my 1943 and upper right corner colors are whack so I pull it out test in centipede and its great
then on a hunch I turn it side ways like it was in the 1943 then a big color blotch in the corner!!
The internal guns aren't supposed to move are they?!?
So I pull off the rubber wedges adjust the yoke in the vertical position and it looks great!
I sit the monitor back to horizontal and color blotches
So I figure who cares its good vertical. Which is what I need. I put it in the game leave it on for an hour colors are good but now bottom 2 thirds are blurry and top is still nice and clear.
so WTF are TV tubes not fixed internally? so they don't work if you wanna use them vertically?
or is this just a whack tube? Anyone else have this issue? and yes the yoke is fixed with the wedges glued back in place so its not moving when I change the monitor orientation.