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mark in vegas
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Joined: 20 Oct 2010
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Location: Las Vegas, NV
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Does anyone replace the grid screen at 640k (linear) as shown in the maintenance matrix?
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cjwilt
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I never do unless it breaks or causes some kind of problem.
If it's the old grid that was really thin I might replace it with the newer thicker style. |
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mark in vegas
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Thanx CJ. Anyone care to speculate why KIP charges $365 MSRP for the charge grid? (other than"because they can)
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vi08
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is the grid the older style, very flimsy or the newer style the supports are thicker and wider
i agree generally dont replace unless necessary |
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mark in vegas
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Everything in house is the thicker edition, biased to the right. I have to admit I've not had a reason to replace the newer style for a print issue. Truth is I don't know what print issue a worn grid would cause.
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