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Mike A:
Misunderstanding.
I removed the anode from the tube so I can work on the chassis.
But, I do have one monitor that has a chewed up anode cup.
Arroyo said he has replaced the anode wire and cup on a flyback with a donor from a television.
He is going to show me how to do that when he comes out here in October.
Zebidee:
Ah ok, sorry and thanks :D
Maybe, if you remember at the time, taking some pics and posting would be appreciated :notworthy:
buttersoft:
--- Quote from: Zebidee on August 13, 2022, 10:33:39 pm ---Ah ok, sorry and thanks :D
Maybe, if you remember at the time, taking some pics and posting would be appreciated :notworthy:
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It can be done with an HV splice kit and a donor anode cup :)
bobbyb13:
I would figure maybe that would be possible with some good soldering and adequate heat shrink/rubber electrical tape/silicone treatment?
Zebidee:
--- Quote from: buttersoft on August 14, 2022, 01:07:20 am ---It can be done with an HV splice kit and a donor anode cup :)
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Thanks butters. Have you got any links to a "HV splice kit", or can you explain how that works a bit more?