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Those TVs "regulated" by actually running..
I would remove the 2nd anode lead from the tube, aim it well away from anything, and take a HV reading on it. If you get HV, reconnect it. If the HV drops, disconnect the CRT socket and move it well away, and run the HV meter's probe on the pins of the tube. If it spits HV out of the pins, the tube has gone to air.
John
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