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Both ring sets have similar effects. Right now the Samsung rings are on. If I move the yoke towards the screen, it gets better, but purity goes way out. That vertical dynamic convergence never solves entirely no matter where I put the yoke or tilt it, ignoring the purity.

To add onto my previous post, I converged it the best I could. The vertical dynamic convergence is still bad and can't be fixed no matter where the yoke is. Perhaps strips can fix this? Seems like I'd need a lot of strips.

Heya. Just posted in that thread: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/in-this-thread-we-tube-and-yoke-swap-monitors.12917/post-279260

Just swapped the yoke stolen from a new unknown Samsung tube, to the Philips tube in my 1084S-P (same as CM8833, not same as 1084S-P1 or CM8833-II). The original yoke was very burnt from corroded rubber wedges, but the tube and electronics are fine. At first, I just threw it on there to ensure...

Good stuff. Wonder is the way it's wound will make much difference. Also will be my first time doing convergence from scratch lol

I don't have the Samsung tube, but yes the Samsung yoke fits the Philips tube snug. I have a choice of the original rings and the Samsung rings.

I don't have the readings for a working CM8833 yoke, but I do for a CM8833-II yoke which is similar but not exact compared to a CM8833. Samsung yoke 4 windings in parallel (two pairs) each of the four wires are 8.6 Ω, 2.5 mH each pair is 4.3 Ω, 2.5 mH total H yoke is 2.15 Ω, 1.9 mH V yoke is...

I have a new yoke from a Samsung tube that has similar readings for R and L (not exact). How exact do you think the R and L need to be?

The rubber wedges went bad in my 1084S-P (same as CM8833 ((not CM8833-II or 1084S-P1)), and corroded the yoke beyond repair. Does anyone have a parts 1084S I could buy the yoke from? I know people like to use these versatile monitors for arcade purposes sometimes. Preferably something with a...