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From: swarren@convex.com (Steve Warren)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: 1950 vertical jitter SOLUTION
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Date: 23 Oct 90 13:54:55 GMT
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In article <4062@rorschach.oakhill.UUCP> eric@rorschach.UUCP (Eric Quintana) writes:

[...description of how to adjust monitor with case off & power on deleted...]

>I wrote this article to be a little tongue-in-cheek, but realize that
>opening your monitor is SERIOUS business.  Reread the disclaimers above,
>and if you break something, I'm truely sorry.
                              [...]
Please, if anyone tries this, be *extremely* careful.  The voltages in
your monitor can kill you, and some of the high voltages are present
for hours after you turn the power off.  You don't want to have both
of your hands in the monitor at the same time, because you don't want
current to flow in one arm and out the other, passing through your heart
on the way.

Really, I can't warn you enough to be careful, especially if you are
not familiar with high voltage equipment.

Powering up your monitor with the case off is dangerous.  The technicians
who make these kinds of adjustments are very cautious about where they
put their hands while they are working on them.

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