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Old 10-13-2015, 01:28 PM
MRX37 MRX37 is offline
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Okay, looking at various tube diagrams, it seems that holding the tube so the gap is at the 6 o'clock position, pin 1 is always on the left. So going by that logic I connected leads to pins 2 and 12, and get about 2 ohms. (Just saw the updated post, and did pins 12 and 1 too, same reading)

I think the tube is good.

Now, Electronic M mentioned that the horizontal output tube could also cause HV loss, as can a bad damper tube. Before I totally lost picture, I did remove and reseat the horizontal output tube (I mistook it for the rectifier tube) and the damper tube (mistook it for a shunt regulator... yeah I know...)

Can i do a continuity test on these tubes as well?

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