Re: Vector "chatter"

How about testing your theory, disconnect the filament for the tube, that
will eliminate the electronics smacking into anything, secondly, dip the
yoke in an epoxy bath, that will eliminate the winding movements (my
suspect in this case).

John :-#)#

At 09:12 AM 2/14/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>I was testing a bunch of my little AVG Chip replacements last night (yes,
>they're finally done Chris!) and got to thinking...
>
>What am I actually *hearing* that makes that familiar "vector chatter" we
>all know and love? Is it little micro-movements of the windings in the
>yoke? Electrons smacking into the aperture grill? (j/k on the last one... ;-)
>
>-Clay
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