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Centipede Restoration
2600:
True you don't need a degaussing coil. You can try turning it on and off a few times, get a corded drill and see if that will deguass it, or put lots of magnets around it so that it's blue everywhere.
Personally, a degaussing coil didn't seem like a bad investment and I spent the $20 for one.
SirPeale:
I made mine. One from an old TV, looped to a figure eight shape then doubled onto itself. I still need to wire it to a switch, but it works perfectly.
Mauzy:
--- Quote from: SirPeale on October 28, 2009, 10:05:05 pm ---I made mine. One from an old TV, looped to a figure eight shape then doubled onto itself. I still need to wire it to a switch, but it works perfectly.
--- End quote ---
+1. Works great, I use one on a surge protector as a switch on a regular basis.
(I think I've plus one-d this idea every time I've seen it... ;D)
Wade:
Your monitor will try to degauss when it starts up cold. Usually after a few attempts many monitors will clear up on their own. I'd just wait it out.
Wade
ckong:
Any progress on the sideart?
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