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Old 03-04-2011, 09:20 AM
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roundie crts

hey all just a curious question about the common 2 color round crts of the 60s the 21fbp22 and the 21fjp22 can these be used as replacements, either crt in either set that has the opposite crt. i dont know how true this is that the difference is the glass in front or the meterial between the crt and the glass. maybe someone can shed some light on this.
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Old 03-05-2011, 10:45 AM
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There are some different ways to look at this situation.

The 21FB's have the seperate glass, when replacements were available you only received the tube and reused the glass front, either mounted away from the tube (flat front) for the later style that followed the curvature of the CRT. For safety reasons with the FB, you should use the curved glass front and it "may" mount up in place of the 21FJ.

The 21FJ's as you know have the bonded glass front.

As for mounting and substituting, by most accounts in the "day" no. But, if you have an FJ without the (bonded) safety glass front then you basically have an FB. Keep in mind that the FJ with the bonded glass has more "material" to it. As for the newer curved glass sets that used an FB, then an FJ may work providing the mounting set-up was the same for either tube.

There are no solid answers here and each situation would have to be looked upon as a case by case basis. It is much easier to take a 21FB and convert it to an earlier set that used a 21CYP22 as the glass is the same size, than trying to go the other way with a "one size fits all answer".

This is why you don't see these tubes as direct substitutes, as the manufacturers had to insure implosion protection was in place.

I hoped I "shed' some light on this without being confusing!
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Old 03-08-2011, 06:31 AM
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ok i think i got it, hell i figured in the sixtys things were simple like all the round crts being the same ok there are not but what about the electrical part like the gun would the fb, fj, cy, guns be the same like as though i had all 3 and wanted to test them on a set do you know if they can be plugged in and tested or would they have 3 different guns in each.
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Old 03-08-2011, 07:43 AM
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electronically,they will all work and show a picture.there can be some imperfections but still work.
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