Wind up the interstage transformer...

Greetings, All! Who here was interested in converting a monitor into a TV “without any hemorrhoids”? ;) Here it is: ╔══════════════════════════════ ════════════════════════════════ ║Forward from Felix Knyazev ╠══════════════════════════════ ════════════════════════════════ ║Aria: .NETMAIL ║From: Sergey Cherep (2:5059/10.11) ║To: Felix Knyazev (2:5030/827.9) ║Topic: "Re: Winding an interstage transformer..." ║Date: Monday 18 December 2000 (23:10:52) ╚══════════════════════════════ ════════════════════════════════ ======================= start of the forward ======================= Hello Felix. FK> Uh-huh. I think so too. I'll try to do this again: one TMS FK> there are TWO FK> output (secondary) windings. The primary may not pull current. FK> Heh. :) There wasn't enough brightness - is the pipe dead? By the way, you FK> block FK> color, radio channel, etc., all in the monitor body FK> posted?! FK> Which chroma block did you use? Standard video amplifiers FK> left or FK> used from a newly installed BC? In the case itself, only the standby mode unit fit, and everything elsein a separate box, which is located from the bottom to the body on four racks attached. In the box MTs 51, MCH 501, SKV 418, SMRK, sound and scarf for MCH 501 which detects the presence of a video signal. Yes, and a couple more backplane where all this is inserted. I left the video amplifiers standard ones with MC 51, they are powered from a separate rectifier (I wound an additional winding on the TDKS). But the brightness was not enough, not because pipes, but, as I understand it, because of the different spectrum of video and RGB signals. Because the image is dark, and the channel number or scale is there volume (generated by MCH 501) is normal. Sergey -+- GoldED/386 3.00.Alpha2+ + Origin: SC_Station, Penza (2:5059/10.11) ======================== end of forward ======================= Best regards, Felix. [I.ZX]