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And can be repaired, most of the time, with a degaussing coil. https://youtu.be/3pVLizAHby4 https://youtu.be/3pVLizAHby4 There was a time with some of these l
by joezydeco 3y ago
And can be repaired, most of the time, with a degaussing coil.
https://youtu.be/3pVLizAHby4 https://youtu.be/3pVLizAHby4
There was a time with some of these larger TVs and monitors where a coil was built into the frame and would energize briefly on power up, or with the push of a button on the control panel.
- lukev 3y agoOh yes, I well remember the "degauss" button on CRT monitors. We had one where it was basically a mini EMP and would make the images on nearby monitors quiver as well. Fun times. I know a magnetic field was being retained somewhere, just wasn't sure which component it was.
- ksaj 3y agoEverybody loved the degaussing sound and visuals. Young people don't know what they're missing.