Its possible and ive done it, the ring sets i used were a bit loose and this was a giant problem trying to adjust them, so i added little pieces of blue painters tape to the side of the ring set until it was snug that i could move the rings and it would stay in place until correct then glued it down. I didnt even have marks for a starting point on how far the rings assembly should be on a tube but a fellow klover helped me out with a diagram from an atari manual that was spot on.
This is a tv tube, ide know where the ring sets came from either another tv tube or a k7000 or k7400 u2000 u5000 i dont remember. It took me about 3 attempts and hours but its possible and the more you do it the easier it gets especially if you understand exactly what the rings do. Their is another post on klov about converging that was super helpful to me. Its a bitch to be honest I had to use that Atari manual as a starting point and try the convergence and see then scoot it closer or farther to the yoke until i got what you see. Now if i turned the color pots and contrast way down you would clearly see the separation that it is not perfectly converged, its impossible to perfectly converge a monitor even from the factory no monitor was "perfectly" converged. So do your best then try a game board. As you can see you cannot tell the difference it looks perfect running a game board or even my hatch pattern turbing the contrast up to where you would run it normally anyway. If you think you got it pretty damn good try a game board and see.
Hello, need some help and info. I have a tempest with a WG6100 in it, I can get the color lines to line up vertical, but I can't get them to line up horizontal. Is there an adjustment for it? I can't seem to find the adjustment in the manual. Any help or info would be great Thanks john Static...
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