Someone should need this.

http://cgi.ebay.com/21in-picture-tube-21FJP22_W0QQitemZ280072327609QQihZ018QQcategoryZ36 38QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I might toss a bid in on it if the seller knows how to pack CRTs properly. My packard bell is in need of a CRT.

maybe he has the box from VDC it came back in :scratch2:

wonder if he's an AK'er...

ended at almost $230?? :yikes:

And reserve STILL not met?

This is a used tube, right?

auction description said it was rebuilt by video display corp

rebuilds cost quite a bit.

A used, rebuilt tube, sounds like. What's it cost now to have one rebuilt, $250 or more, plus shipping? Of course, with it you get a guarantee, I'd assume. At least this ebay tube should have low hours...I can't imagine it being used that much over the last decade or so.

I paid less for my entire TV!

Oh man! That is an absolutely perfect set :drool: :drool: :drool:

what brand is that?

you...uh...wouldn't want to...sell that..anytime?

in all seriousness, I would love a set like that. Tabletops take up so much less room than consoles. Does it work, or is it just for decoration?

Packard Bell?

1964 New Old Stock Packard Bell, yes. Works great but it's only been on about 1 hour in 43 years. Made in Los Angeles... Neat set, eh?

Very cool.

packard bell had some really neat styling. I have a 64 PB round screen console that Eric H spotted and picked up for me (thanks again Eric). Its one of the more unique looking sets I have.

I paid less for my entire TV!
A very nice set! Can you show a photo with this set in operating mode and some photos from the inside (chassis, crt)?

Eckhard

Don't have any snaps of the inside, sorry. However, I will say that it is eerie to look inside and see a totally NEW chassis. All the tubes are still brand new! Don't get many chances like that anymore!

I'll see what I can do one of these days..

Here's another one, still in it's original box: http://cgi.ebay.com/21FJP22A-CRT-In-A-Sealed-Crate_W0QQitemZ160145464591QQihZ006QQcategoryZ3284 QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

The guy even shows a picture of it hooked to his crt tester, only shows it testing the green gun though.

http://cgi.ebay.com/15GP22-CRT-Under-Vacuum_W0QQitemZ160145469018QQihZ006QQcategoryZ328 4QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Here's for a Display CT-100:banana:

Kirk,

Could you also post the date code of this tube? I would like to add the tube to my page on the subject. Thanks, Pete.

http://home.att.net/~pldexnis/potpourri1/Production_Example_History.htm

BTW, the serial number is 10032; you may find it etched into the phosphor dot plate and shadow mask mounting assemblies (viewable through the edge of the faceplate). IK2758 is not part of the serial number for this tube. I suspect RCA Lancaster had a load of unused but stamped s/n labels and simply over-stamped them with the number that identified the matched assemblies.

Reckon the guy ever heard of FOCUS ?!? Sheesh...

I wonder if he has tried tapping the neck to get that other filament to light? I have one 21FJP22 that had a loose filament; after tapping it has worked for years, no problem.