ROBERT SAYRE wrote in a message to ROY J. TELLASON:

CA> Then I should assume that there _are_ adjustments available if I
CA> disassemble this beast?

RJT> I would think so,  as this stuff is _not_ made with precision parts.

RJT> I would also be inclined to take a good look at the back of it, 
RJT> and see w
RJT> might be accessible without disassembly.

RS>  And the bottom and sides and top.

RS>  I recently saw a monitor that had several trim pots available 
RS> through small round holes in a line across the top of the monitor, 
RS> about half way between the front and back of the monitor.

That's more than I've seen,  but as I say I haven't been into that much of
this sort of thing in recent years.  The most common physical configuration
seemed to be one board in the bottom of the case,  with a small board
holding the CRT socket and some drive parts,  and that was it.  Some of
them had additional power supply parts in separate boards or even
enclosures.  I can't figure that placement you mention,  it must have a
really different internal layout.

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