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|    Don Y to John Robertson    |
|    Re: Replacements for tube style monitor     |
|    17 Feb 26 22:05:07    |
      From: blockedofcourse@foo.invalid              On 2/17/2026 7:00 PM, John Robertson wrote:       > I've run into a problem - replacement flybacks for a popular monitor from the       > 1970s used in video games is discontinued. So now I'm in a situation where we       > either junk the monitors and replace with LCD or figure out a way to generate       > the various voltages (up to 23KV!) needed to run these monitors.       >       > The picture tube (19VJTP22) specs are:       >       > Heater 6.3V       > Anode Voltage 30kV (no one ran them at 30kV!) 20 - 24kV was typical)       > Cathode Voltage 125V       > Focus Voltage 5000/6000V       > Max G2 Voltage 675V       >       > Not sure of the current requirements yet. Hard to find that data online so       far...       >       > The DC source is 120VDC max 1.25A.       >       > Ideas? I am first considering finding other flybacks with similar       > characteristics that could be fitted in using an adapter PCB to fix the       > pinouts, the other alternative is HV work...              Is it (are they) WG monitors? I would assume there is aftermarket support       for these as they were *so* common.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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