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10-16-2007, 12:04 AM

MRX37

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If a picture tube loses its vacuum...

... is there anyway to restore/rebuild it? I'm guessing if there is, it would be grossly impractical and expensive and that replacement is a far more practical option, but what if it's a really rare picture tube? Could it somehow be restored?

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