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Color TV Microscope
For those of you who REALLY want to study your purity, this ebay item may help:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
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An X-ray scoop? Well, maybe they use lead glass in the objective lens.
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But my mommy said if I look at the TV that close I will go blind!!!
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THanks for posting this. Ive always wanted to try one of those. Im bidding on it!
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With my horrible nearsightedness (9 and 11 diopters) I don't need this thing, all I have to do is take my glasses off and push my nose against the safety glass, I can see the dots perfectly! I don't know if this is good or bad 8() )
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Phosphor Dot Microscope
While your absolutely do not need a microscope to boserve the beam landings on a CRT to perfome purity adjustments, it is a nifty gadget to have. I have a version made by RCA, which allows the dots to be observed while the end of the microscope is about 4" from teh screen. A little fooling around with my digital camera resulted in this somewhat fuzzy picture of the dots on my computer monitor. The dots on a early color CRT would be somewhat bigger.
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