*not responsible for any damages, take this information at your own risk
*CRT TVs contain high voltages so be careful and lookup how to discharge the TV first
What you will need:
- Meter
- Screwdriver
- http://tubular.atomized.org/
Some References:
Monitor tube yoke ohm list:
- G07 – H: 2.2ohms V: 52.8ohms CR-23
- K4900 – H: 2.8ohms V: 37.2ohms CR-23
- K4600 – H: 2.8ohms V: 8.4ohms CR-23
- 20EZ – H: 2.2ohms V: 28.1ohms CR-23
- K7000 – H: 3.4ohms V: 15ohms (max) CR-31
- KT2914F – H: .6ohms V: 3.7ohms
My experience:
So far tube swaps have not been too bad
Basically do the H (horizontal-Red/Blue) and the V (vertical-Green/Yellow) readings on the old monitor
Then do the H and V readings on the donor monitor
If they are close then it should be a drop in replacement
I have NOT done a yoke swap yet but in the future I will try it