Re: Shaky Screen

[Bryan Fields <kb9mci qsl net>]

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On Thursday 01 March 2001 12:59, you wrote:
> Good advice Matt.  I didn't think of that and I'm in SUPPORT, TOO.
>
> I have some very old speakers that have caused the old monitor by my
> 75Mghz 7.0 box to start changing colors. There's no degauss button on the
> monitor, so I have to do it by hand. (magnet and keep trying until the
> colors are right...)
>

all CRTs must have a degausing coil around them.  most of the time turning 
the monitor on activates it for a second or so.  just turn the monitor on and 
off a few times that should take care of the distortion.  BTW you should be 
able to pick up a degausing coil for around 10-20 bucks if you want one.

Bryan 

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Bryan Fields, KB9MCI
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