> We could hook up (backwards) a 50v
> (25vct) transformer to the output of the 50v transformer supplying the
> power to the monitor to get 120volts, but it's probably easier just to
> find an isolation transformer. Up until the most current generation
> of WG monitors, one was required, there must be many floating around.
>
I think we can get 1:1 isolation transformers for probaly $10-12 each.
Maybe even less $$$ since we don't need as much current as "usual" (not
driving the color guns and deflection off it).
So is it "safe" for an HV transformer to have its anode coupled to ground
through a resistor? (To just burn off the HV output without having to hook
it up to an actual CRT.) Might not want to be generating soft x-rays while
figuring things out...
-Clay
Received on Fri Jun 11 15:20:54 1999
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