Summary

Cute little CRT with a carrying handle. Shares the same tube as some Sony PVMs (see below).

Internally the design is very similar in appearance to the slightly newer KV-8AD11/12 but they have different jungles, vertical ICs, and other various parts.

Manuals

• User Manual
• Service Manual
• Better Schematic
• Jungle Datasheet NTE1863

Media and Promotional Material

• Video Review Buyer's Guide 1988, $450
• J&R Catalog Spring 1989, List Price $379
• Houston Jewelry Catalog 1989-1990 p.207, $349
• Brief mention and photo in Video Magazine August 1990
• Houston Jewelry Catalog 1990-1991 p.237, $339

Notes

When opening the monitor, you lift the cover from the rear similar to the trunk of a car. There is a connector for the RF antenna that needs to be disconnected before the cover can be completely removed (see image below).

• Shares the same A-class CRT as the PVM 8020, 8041/42Q and many others. Click the tube name from the spec list to see more. The yoke is compatible with the PVM-8020 and can be used as a direct swap, although the PCB connector must be replaced.
• No OSD adjustment is possible - all color adjustments are done with knobs on the side and the geometry adjustments are internal potentiometers.
• Horizontal width is controlled by a width coil.
  DO NOT STICK ANYTHING METAL INSIDE A WIDTH COIL FOR ADJUSTMENT. YOU WILL BREAK THE COIL AND, IF THE CRT IS ON, YOUR YOUR SCREWDRIVER WILL BECOME EXTREMELY HOT INSTANTLY. You must use plastic trimmer tools.