Triston Mccarthy wrote:
P.P.S. the circuitry behind that white anti-static sheet doesn't carry
high voltage. The red wire to the anode plug on the side of the crt
does. The only thing you need to be wary of is slapping that board and
breaking the yoke.
Not exactly. While it's true that the voltages at the neck aren't
nearly as high as at CRT anode, when the tube is powered up they're
still anywhere up to about 400V... so still something to be careful
of. The CRT anode, on the other hand, will hold 10,000-40,000 volts
even when powered off.
- jS
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