Dean Arthur wrote: >>extremely high voltage at the CRT's yoke. >> >> > >Since when is 15 KV "extremely high voltage?" Rule of thumb is 1 KV per >diagonal inch of CRT. So a 32-inch viewable screen would require 32 KV >for deflection. >
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