Hey, Psychoers! Thanks so much for your support. Let's begin. Are there certain statements or words that trigger you or completely rub you the wrong way?  Nobody wants to feel like they're being irrational regardless of your personality type. But what especially triggers the perceptive empathetic INFJs? Here are seven things you should never say to an INFJ. 1.  During moments of sadness, an INFJ wants to have their feelings accepted with understanding and comfort. The last thing an INFJ would want is to have their feelings challenged and dismissed by someone they're confiding in. If you tell an INFJ, you're too sensitive. This downplays and invalidates their emotions. They might choose to avoid you in the future and turn to someone else when they're going through something heavy. 2. Let's wing it Do you enjoy having everything in order and are not very flexible or willing to adapt? INFJs thrive on following through structure. This could be attributed to the INFJ's desire for perfectionism and control. But nonetheless, an INFJ is much more comfortable maintaining order over having to face uncertainty with no backup plan. 3.  And when they've disappointed someone, it stings really bad. Being told that they should also be ashamed of themselves stirs up all sorts of negative emotions within an INFJ. This causes inaction and doubtfulness. If you want your INFJ to feel at peace and be productive, practice kindness, patience, and provide constructive criticism for them rather than a pointed finger. 4. Here's some advice Have you ever just wanted to vent about your problems but then been handed unsolicited advice? When feeling upset or facing a problem, the INFJ is not looking for someone to fix their problem. Since they are serious thinkers, they've already spent a lot of time coming up with different solutions for themselves. At the end of the day, they just want someone to listen to their problems and be there for them. 5.  An INFJ is acutely aware of how other people feel since they absorb other people's emotions like a sponge. When an INFJ is going through something bad, they might need comfort and understanding and they don't like to be told that so and so has it way worse than you do right now. This invalidates their feelings and diverts the attention away from them and what they're trying to talk to you about. Consolation and support are a much better way to relate to them and help them out. 6. Can you be more practical? An INFJ is not the most practical personality type. They have a harder time navigating the physical world around them because they can easily get lost in their own heads. An INFJ has a very vivid imagination and mentally likes to explore the different ideas, theories and visions running through their minds. Practicality does not come easily to an INFJ, so telling them or asking them to be more practical will do more harm than good. 7. But that's how we've always done things. INFJs are not blind followers. They oversee and critique things, regardless of age or custom. An INFJ is not willing to compromise their ideas in order to fit in a company, organization or club. INFJs thrive in coming up with new solutions and angles to problems. So if the environment is against any proposal of change, the INFJ will become uninspired and seek out another avenue and people that are more willing to accept their flow or change. Are you an INFJ? Or do you know someone who is? What are your thoughts on these phrases? Let us know in the comments below. Please like and share this video if it helped you and you think it could help someone else too. The studies and references used are listed in the description below. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more Psych2Go videos and thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.


The structural trainer at Naval Air Station, Sigonella, can be used for anything from NCIS investigations to military working dog searches, but when it's full of smoke and reaching temperatures of up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit, you can be sure it's being used to train firefighters. Aviation boatswains mate first class Sidney Gutierrez tells us why they use this trainer.  So we do this to stay knowledgeable and so that we don't forget the tactics that we learned when we went to the academy. Firefighters are on call 24-7 and must be prepared for an emergency at all times. In order to stay ready, it's important that they train in real life situations. Gutierrez explains why. The training is important because you know everything, every fire is going to be different. However, you always want to stick to your basics, and your basics will always guide you in the right direction, and you adjust and you improvise as the situation changes. However, the basics will always get you home safe. And getting home safe is one of their top priorities. Not only do these heroes save the lives of others, they also ensure the safety of each of their brothers.  In the afternoon, gym together, it's a very, very family, the firefighter, firefighter. They're here because they have two different people, Italian and American. For Naval Air Station Signela, I'm Petty Officer Donovan Patubo.


You got to practice in the mirror saying, no, no, no, no, I don't want them, no, I don't need them, no, no, it's such a short word but it sticks in some of your thoughts so badly.


So yesterday we talked about how the Yankees have improved themselves over 100 wintees and last year but we don't want to make it all unicorns and rainbows. There are some things that can go wrong and we've come up with a list of them. Okay and there's not that many. Yeah there's not that many. No I got a couple though. I wonder if we match. You want to go first? Yeah because I think you're more educated on this than I am. I'm curious to see what Severino is going to be. That second half was a little disturbing. He's supposed to be as you put it the fifth or sixth best pitcher in baseball. They're a different team if he's going to continue to be a problem. He's supposed to be your ace so aren't you kind of curious to see if he's he said all the right things when we talked to him on Friday how he's not tipping his pitches anymore he's worked on it but he was there were times he was flat out not good in the second half of the year in a rotation that I think needs a little bit more depth I mean you have Cece how many innings is Cece going to give you at five you know can you afford to have you know Seve be a problem so that's that's one that jumps to mine was did was that on your list. You know that was not on my initial list but now I will put it on the list because it's a legitimate point by you. Do you think so yeah well I feel good about that then a good thing I went first. Who else you have. Well I always think Tanaka's health is out there right I mean this elbow is eventually going to go right at some point it hasn't but is it ever it didn't heal itself so it could at some point that go because these are your top two pictures right I mean much as Paxton was a great acquisition I still look at Severino and Tanaka as you're one and two we'll see what Paxton does and if he gives you innings that's the question is he's never giving you 200 innings in Seattle. No he's never qualified for an ERA title that's 162 innings I think. So that would probably be number number two on my list and number three would be first base was Voight just the flash in the pan is is bird cooked is is he the bird cooked I like is he is he the Kevin Moss of this generation we just he showed flash has been never worked out because then you then you have a whole of first base right. Here are my concerns with the Aggies I would say first base because you just don't know what his voice who he was if he was while that's I mean you've uncovered the bird in trouble even a bird plays while you're home. The whole left side of the infield to me is somewhat questionable what is Troy Tulaewiski we have any idea I think the the status he's played what a hundred some odd games in the last four years it's it's amazing how much he's been injured he said it's surgery on both heels which is what is coming back now and you are might be one of the best pure hitters contact hitters in the Yankee lineup but what is he at third base is he going to get better is he going to be a liability so that's a concern of mine another concern of mine is the depth of the pitching because you've got five pitchers I think all do a good job now yesterday Aaron Boone announced that Cece wouldn't even start throwing until the beginning of March so he's going to miss the beginning of spring training he's also suspended for the first five games if you remember because he hit that um hit that batter cost the bonus right yeah he got suspended for five games so he's going to miss the first time around but that you but sometimes fifth starters miss the first time around anyway so it works out perfectly so they don't have to rush him to get ready for opening day uh but if any of their starters go down who's up next that worries me they have got Jonathan Eliza yeah but Louis Cessa I mean you do you go deeper into the uh into the system and say Albert Ubreu who people don't think is quite ready right now but probably has the best stuff of anybody down so are they going to go out and get another pitcher that could just slide right in those are some of the concerns for me but I think for the most part this is a rock solid yeah it depends on who gets hurt too like if you're telling me Loisica is going to make a start for Cece not a big deal if he's making one for for Severino or for Tanaka or Paxton that's a different story right yeah I don't want to go I don't want to go around the order three four times where Loisica is a guy that's replacing one of the aces of the staff because it's going to go it whatever order it's going to be right Severino Tanaka Paxton and then who am I forgetting it's right CJ have I can live with I can live with one of those pitchers pitching for Jay Harper Cece one of the top three guys and more specifically why why is Paxton had a problem given it given innings in Seattle


There are two things you know for this video.  Number two, it wasn't the dog's fault, but the title of this video literally happened. Hello my beautiful internet friends, let's dive in. By the way, I totally stole this like zooming in, zooming out thing from Leon Lush. It's totally his trademark. Sorry Leon, I just thought it was cool. You know the stereotypical excuse that everyone wanted to use when they didn't have homework to turn in that I'm pretty convinced no one ever actually legitimately said to a teacher, my dog ate my homework?  That's nothing. A dog ate my foot and left marks. A dog ate my foot, she ate it. It's her fault.  It's totally her fault. Do you remember that cute little video I showed you guys a while ago of like my first 24 hours with my prosthetic leg where I went over to my friend's house and the dog was very interested in my prosthetic leg and was like licking it and nibbling on it a little bit.  I thought it was funny. Oh, if I could wind back time. Well, I was over there again the other night. I honestly kind of can't believe that this really happened. In retrospect, it's very clear what would happen. Joe, if you don't know, I am an amputee, lack of a leg, prosthetic leg. This is totally sanitary to do because it's not a real foot. Foot shells, which are this part of it, are kind of rubbery, kind of like a dog toy. I'll show you. See, it's like a cute and rubbery. Well, my friends, this is the vicious attack that occurred. As you can very clearly see, I was encouraging this. I thought it was funny. I was just playing with her, right? And then she punctured my foot. Like this happened. See those nice little toe holes there? There's a few more of them if you look around. Yeah, we got another one right there. We got one over there. There's actually one, two, three, four and the dragging line of a tooth mark. It's kind of ironic. I made the joke the other day that my dog ate my foot. When someone asked me what happened, I thought I was oh, so punny or I guess that would be funny or neither. It would be neither. Now I can actually say that. A dog literally ate my foot, guys. So the dog in the video is sweet little Senna. She is my friend, Erin and Megan's dog. She is a delight. I absolutely adore her. She didn't do a darn thing wrong.    Please tell me you get that joke. I'll be totally honest. I actually kind of don't love that my foot has puncture marks in it.  There's more. There's more puncture holes. Do you see them? I totally missed those. Fun times. That's probably where she was like nomming just right there.  Don't do it. Don't cater to my idiocy. Make me suffer. Make me live with my mistakes. Plus it's a good story for anyone who asks, which is really a win-win for everybody. Thanks for listening to a bit of a short and ridiculous story. I have absolutely learned my lesson. I will be keeping my foot away from the jaws of animals. Yeah, it's great that I had to say that, that I had to learn that. I think most people learn that when they're like two years old. Anyways, I really appreciate you watching and spending a few minutes out of your day here with me, a huge thanks to all of my patrons over on Patreon who help support this channel and keep it running. All of you guys out there, I love you, I'm thinking of you and I'll see you in the next video. Bye guys.


This study examined the performance of China's marine green economy over the period 2006 to 2018 using a two-stage network data envelopment analysis, DEA, model. It found that the overall efficiency of the marine green economy has been declining since 2006, with the exception of 2014. The study also identified several key factors affecting the performance of the marine green economy, including foreign direct investment, FDI, opening up, industrial development level, and marine economic development level. FDI had a significant positive effect on total efficiency while opening up had a negative effect. Industrial development level and marine economic development level both had a negative effect on total efficiency. The study concluded that these factors should be taken into consideration when developing policies for the marine green economy.


Hello and welcome to the Grand Line Review, your source for everything one piece. Today we are going to add our very first logia entry into the Devil Fruit Encyclopedia by examining the Moku Moku No Mi. The Moku Moku No Mi is a logia type fruit that gives its use of the ability to conjure, manipulate and become smoke. It was eaten by the conveniently named marine officer Smoker and first put on show during the Log Town Arc. This devil fruit borrows its name from the Japanese Onomatopoeia for the sound made when billowing smoke. Furthermore, Moku is an anagram for the word kumo, which means cloud, and to top it all off, Moku even forms part of the Japanese pronunciation of the English word for smoke, which is sumoku. So we have quite strong expectations from the expanded lineage presented in this name, and the Moku Moku No Mi certainly does not disappoint. What does disappoint though are the various English translations of the Moku Moku No Mi? You'd think this one would be pretty straightforward, yeah? And it turns out I have to give full credit to none other than four kids for being the only company to simply call it the smoke smoke fruit. Viz and Funimation went down a very different path and labeled it as the plume plume fruit, which I uh, why? And I mean I get it, a plume of smoke is indeed a thing, as well as a plume of dust by a vapor and a whole assortment of other substances, but it just sounds off. Meanwhile One Piece Grand Adventure mislabeled it entirely by calling it the steam steam fruit. Yeah, you guys didn't quite hit the mark there, but there's an even stranger name out there within the mythical Odex dub who for reasons decided to call it seed of smoke. Yeah, look, I don't really see what was so difficult about this one.  So as the first logia to be examined in this encyclopedia, it's probably worth pointing out that this class of fruits affects the user in a very different way to that of a paramecia. The primary difference being that a logia type fruit does not simply affect the user's body, but actually turns them into a particular element. So in this case, the moku moku no mi quite literally turns its user into smoke. And the immediate advantage here is that of intangibility. Facing off against an individual with this fruit is like trying to fight a cloud of smoke. There's no way you could really do anything against it using conventional combative methods. Of course, generally the smoke cloud wouldn't really be able to do much against you either. But in this case, oh yes it can. One of the key strengths concerning the moku moku no mi is the ability of the user to control the density of the smoke they produce and become. And well, that means that punching is back on the menu along with any other sort of blunt force attack. Not only that, but the user of the moku moku no mi can propel their attacks forward in a very similar way to that of the gomogomu no mi actually, just obviously without the benefits and drawbacks of elasticity. Regardless, it provides the user of this fruit with a great selection of options in regards to ranged combat. Although if you don't want to bother with the nitty gritty of fighting, then you could always enclose your adversary in a cloud of smoke and increase the density to the point in which they hopefully cannot escape. That's a strategy that works particularly well for smoker and has been shown to be capable of ensnaring decently powerful individuals such as luffy, buggy and alveda. Then again there's also the potential to conjure thin smoke on mass and create a smoke screen effect. And that sort of power really should not be underestimated because removing vision from an opponent will be very effective at lower levels of combat in the one piece world and eternally effective against anybody in the real world. Furthermore, there's always the potential to produce enough smoke to simply asphyxiate an opponent by depriving them of all available oxygen in the area. Dark, but possible. The particular smoke of the Mokumokunomi may also have an added degree of toxicity, as characters have been known to comment on how very foul the smoke smells.  But the pungent odor does add another layer of sensory warfare to the arsenal of the Mokumokunomi user. Becoming smoke can also be quite convenient in terms of travel, I mean you could just transform yourself entirely into a light plume and let the wind carry you over long distances. You'd also become very difficult to obstruct with anything because smoke can seep through the tiniest of cracks, so the fruit comes with some very nice emergency escape measures. The fruit also doesn't appear to have any specific weaknesses aside from the standard devil fruit caveats. I mean I suppose you might have a rough time if you encounter somebody who can manipulate a counter element like wind or something, but for the most part you'll be sitting pretty sweet with the Mokumokunomi. But now let's examine some advanced use of the fruit from its user in the series, Smoker. Now Smoker is an exceptional devil fruit wielder which is particularly important when it comes to possessing a logia type. Due to the initial rush of incredible power granted there can be a huge temptation to rest on that and not pursue any further personal development. Smoker is not one of those people and he has very consistently pushed his physical and creative limits with the Mokumokunomi. One very cool thing Smoker figured out was how to use this devil fruit to fly to some degree by transforming only the lower half of his body into smoke and using it to propel him wherever he so pleases. And this propulsion effect is used by Smoker quite frequently in general combat to increase the speed of impact of individual strikes which is a nice and precise use of the fruit. And something he figured out quite early on as well was how to use his excessive smoke as a power source resulting in a handy smoke fueled motorbike which according to Oda can even travel over water which is pretty fun. Some other miscellaneous things to consider when becoming a smoke human. Despite being able to control the density of the smoke remember that it is part of the user's body and its strength that peak density will be directly tied to the core strength of the user themselves. Also because smoke isn't a particularly destructive element it's unlikely that a user of the Mokumokunomi would ever be able to rely on its power entirely. Smoker has certainly realized this and as a result he chooses to wield a jitte as his primary weapon whilst using the Mokumokunomi more to enhance his power and maneuverability. All up here we have a very solid devil fruit which I think is highly underrated in the series because it garners comparison to every other Logia the majority of which just have much higher raw destructive capabilities. The Mokumokunomi works best as a support item really giving the user access to an exceptional range of movement and a general power boost to their basic combat abilities. With that in mind this fruit more so than any other Logia requires a strong user. You just can't consume it and expect to be amazing it takes a lot of work and creative input to make the most of its powers but if you can satisfy those requirements then this is a phenomenal fruit and with that we are going to commit the Mokumokunomi to the devil fruit encyclopedia. Next week we will be examining the Tsube Tsube Nomi a particularly slippery cool paramecia type. If you enjoyed this video then feel free to like favorite or subscribe and if you are in any way keen on supporting this independent channel then please do check out my patreon discord server or twitter the links to which are in the handy description below and finally please do comment with your thoughts on the Mokumokunomi. This has been the Grand Line Review and I'll see you next time.


Do you think we'll get a spark here? I don't know. Hey everyone, welcome back today to Retro Tech. I've got another Sony PVM that we're going to be repairing today.  We've got my 1960s Frigidaire refrigerator that does work. And then of course the bunk bed set up here makes a nice little cozy corner. And today we're going to be working specifically on an Olympus OEV203. So without me sitting here talking any more, let's go ahead now into the CRT bunker where we'll be getting a little bit more familiar with our PVM to start with. And then we'll be getting our repair underway. Now here's today's monitor. I've got it set up on my little monitor cart, which is just a carrying case for a Sony PVM14M4U. And the monitor is an OEV203 by Olympus.  And it's just been relabeled as an Olympus, because Olympus during this time period never actually made their own PVMs or any kind of monitors. They would actually outsource that. And most of the time they were done by Sony, at least during this era. And so if we look closer at the back of this monitor, you can see how it looks exactly like a Sony PVM20M2MDU. And it will be marked with some of the same markings internally, but on the outside of the shell. It is marked with Olympus, and then a model number, and then a manufacturing date here. And then we have our input board, which again, these medical units. The reason they're so desirable is because they have a second RGB and component input down here. And they also support, of course, composite, S-video, and component slash RGB. So let's go around. We're going to get set up now to power on and test. And I'll show you what's wrong with this one.  I'm not even going to put any kind of a video signal into this one. We're just going to turn it on. And it should show you once it powers on the issue that we have here today. But right away, you can see up here at the top of our screen, we've got blue, green, and red lines. So let's zoom in a little bit there. And you can see very vividly on the top of our screen that we've got a blue, green, and a red line. So that's our issue right there. We've got the red, green, and blue lines, which means a couple of capacitors have failed internally. I'll show you which ones those are. But we're going to go ahead. This is a really clean unit, but it just has this one part failure or two part failure, which Sony did acknowledge in documentation later on after the production of these monitors. But we can repair this and actually upgrade it. So this will not happen again. And then in the same token, we're going to do about 26 more capacitors. We're going to change inside this one as a complete preventative maintenance. So we need to get that done before we really let this run and do too much. Because honestly, these lines will eventually creep further and further into the view. And then ultimately, after probably, I don't know, 100 hours of use of this, maybe more, it will eventually fail completely and it could damage other components and the entire monitor. So before that happens, let's go ahead and get our preventive maintenance out of the way. We're going to start by disassembling this, taking off the shell. And I'll show you what we're going to actually be working on. Now, removing the back shell of the PVM is one of the easiest things you can do if you do it correctly. So let's talk about how you need to do it the right way and not make an easy mistake. First off, you want to remove three chrome screws from each side. So you'll have a total of six chrome screws. And then there are four black screws that are positioned towards the bottom and back of the shell of the PVM on the plastic section. Remove those four screws. So 10 in total and they are all Phillips head screws. So very easy and accessible to remove. And then all you need to do is pull back on the shell. Please do not try to remove the little plastic rivets off of these. They can be very fragile and are very hard to find replacements for. So I always warn people, please do not try to open the shell by separating this back panel from the hard metal shell while it's all attached. If you need to do that, wait to get the shell off. So let's just get up here. We've got those screws removed and it should be as simple as sliding the shell back all the way off. And there we go. Now we have our back area of our PVM and we can look in closer at what we need to remove and repair. If I'm looking here in the back side of the monitor, I'll show you with my pencil what areas are causing the issues. It's actually over in this area by this larger heat sink. There's a capacitor on each side of it and most likely those two have failed or dried out. Then there's also capacitors all in this area, especially around all these heat sinks and this connection point here that goes into our deflection yoke. This is a high heat area. So we should consider and go ahead and do preventative maintenance and change all the caps in this area, which will total out to being about 24 capacitors on our main board here. And then we're also going to recap our neck board up here that is attached to our tube. And we're going to recap this board just as a preventative measure because it also tends to have a lot of heat in that area. So hopefully by doing that we can not only repair the red, green, blue line issue that we have from these two capacitors, but we'll also get a chance to get a better calibration. Now we're ready for one of the most controversial or dangerous and mystifying parts of disassembly on a CRT. And that's to discharge the anode cap and the CRT tube. And there's two ways to do this. You can do this with a CRT discharge tool and most of these are homemade. And I will link to a video where I've shown me making this one. I'm going to use this tool, but not to remove the anode cap. I'm going to go and use the manuals recommendation on removing the cap just so you know, these Sony PVMs do have a built in resistor that should self discharge this monitor, but you can never rely on that 100% of the time. Let's get in closer now and we'll discharge this Olympus. Now according to the manual, we do not want to use a discharge tool under this cap that might scrape the back of the tube and damage our anode cap connection point. So to do this, we're going to squeeze the anode cap and push towards one side. I'm pushing towards my pointer finger and then you can feel it and here it kind of break free. It doesn't really break free. The suction cup still has it, but there's the two points right in there. So we need to discharge those points and then we also need to discharge the tube itself down here. That's where our discharge tool will come into play. I will set that up right now. I'm going to simply clip my alligator clip onto the frame here, which is grounded to everything in the PVM as far as the CRT tube and everything is grounded to the shell and this casing. So we will take the tool that I've made and first we'll just go ahead and discharge this tube. Now do you think we'll get a spark here? I don't know. Most of the time we don't, but what do you think? Is it going to spark? No. So nothing there. Let's try over here on our cap and we'll do the same thing. So now our resistor is working and we've got no current to either the flyback or stored in our tube. It just slides back out right there. We're ready to take it to the bench. All right everybody we're sitting here looking at our overhead view from our bench and if I move my anode cap and cable out of the way I can show you the specific two capacitors on here that are causing all our issues. That is this capacitor right here and then this one right next to it on the other side that is C584 and 572. All our capacitors have been removed from both our main board here and then we've got our neck board that's also had all the capacitors removed and both boards have been cleaned and are ready to have new capacitors installed in them and we'll get to that shortly. But these two are the capacitors that are our problems and again what we have here is a 160 volt 4.7 microfarad 105 degree cap and then over here we've got a 160 volt 2.2 cap. The funny thing is a lot of these other capacitors if I just grab one randomly you'll notice these actually are 85 if you could see that right there 85 degree capacitors. So a lot of them vary on this board and so it'll be good to again go in and do a lot of preventative maintenance and change out all 25 of these capacitors now and hopefully we'll get a better performance. Now we've gone through and finished our recapping at least our preventive maintenance cap kit. It was actually 23 capacitors on this main board. The majority of them are red so they're easy to spot. Some of them are not though so they are sporadically around you know the areas of the deflection specifically. There's our new two capacitors in there that control our RGB lines. So all right guys here's the CRT I'll put back together again the Olympus OEV203 and just so you could see that up there Sony OEV203. Anyway completely reassembled the way you know it's for sure been reassembled as you can see the red capacitors so you know it's different and we're about ready to fire this thing up for the very first time on a brand new test to see if our red green and blue lines have disappeared. The last time we had powered it on we did have those red green and blue lines on the screen at the top due to the vertical blanking caps failing. So now let's just turn around the CRT and we will check out the screen here and just give it a power on and see we got a good green stable light there no problems here cut down on some light and see and just like that check it out before you could see those red green and blue lines we have no lines now let me push the menu button just one more time yep and it's gone that's perfect all right so now give me some time to go through the 240p test suite run some tests and make some adjustments and then I'll show you how this OEV looks at the very end when it's finished and ready to go now here we have the final adjusted picture and it just looks amazing especially now since we've gotten rid of our red green and blue lines and I've used the 240p test suite to go in and calibrate most of the important issues that were kind of needing adjustment at this point so it's ready to go I will just show you a couple things on this repair even if you do this repair if you put your monitor in under scan mode you should still see the red green and blue lines on here they'll be up at the top and they should be in a nice flat one two three kind of way where it's red green and blue and that will always be there on under scan you'll never get rid of that really and then over scan doesn't matter but regular scan you shouldn't see the lines at all so we really enjoyed working on this one but the only thing I can say again is if you have this monitor really any of these m-series monitors make sure you check out just this at least at the least replace the two capacitors and then I think that you know this one is more of a deluxe kit where you're getting more this is about the most you want to do out before you do a full recap really because that's really the only way you're going to get anything maybe better is if you did a complete recap but then you're talking about over 200 capacitors and a lot of money this is more of a deluxe right under that full recap and then you could just do a standard deflection cap which I think has about half as many capacitors as the one on this deluxe kit and then at a minimum just change out the two capacitors that we talked about specifically that control the red green and blue lines because if those do fail out it can cause a lot of damage I'll link to a write-up by another contributor who had some trouble with that and wound up having to replace a lot of the ICs so look at his write-up because he was able to fix his entire monitor sometimes though it will get to the point where it goes too far and it sparks out your flyback and you'll need a new flyback too on top of all the other ICs and components that you have to change on the power supply and the main board it's really a nightmare if it just zaps out from that vertical blanking that's good do it for today's repair thanks for hanging out with me and brut is here in our lovely crt bunker I will see you guys next time with some more retro content