My First "Tweaking" Experience

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OK, so it was not really a tweak per say, but I did have the TV apart :-)
I have a TW40X81 and last night I decided to take the set apart and clean the mirror and CRT lenses. MAN what a difference.
I now want to add the duvatone (can't remember the product name) But I have a few concerns:
The inside of my cabinet is plastic, how do I attach the felt? and will it make that much of a difference?
I am also going to build the CRT hood.
I have only had the set for about a month and a half so I a total neophyte to all this.
The followig is a list of what I plan to do:
1. Line the inside of the cabinet with black felt
2. Build the CRT hood
3. Do a proper 64pt. convergence: measure so each square is perfect.
4. Disconnect SVM (tonight I hope)
5. Get the set ISF calibrated.
6. Make some popcorn and enjoy :-)
Any other ideas or tips would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew McFarland

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Topic - My First "Tweaking" Experience - andrew m 08:44:27 01/19/01 (3)

Re: My First "Tweaking" Experience - Scott 15:27:34 01/19/01 (0)

Be careful not to restrict ventillation. - John C. - Aussie 11:43:03 01/19/01 (1)

Re: Be careful not to restrict ventillation. - Andrew McFarland 13:43:09 01/19/01 (0)

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