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Part 2: Apple Monitor IIc - Retrobrite and Tune Up
About this video
Restoring an Apple IIc monitor reaches its second part. The case is retrobrited, then the monochrome monitor gets a full tune up and alignment.
Good to know: Tube and flyback hold a high voltage charge after unplugging. A knocked or cracked tube can implode, so protect your eyes and never lift it by the neck. Mains voltage is inside. Peroxide and UV lamps harm eyes and skin.
Why watch it
A two part job, with part 1 linked under the video. Tips on aligning a small monochrome screen are the reason to open this second instalment.
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