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Old 03-25-2007, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by rcaman
that set used a 13" tube capeable of handling 40,000 volt of high voltage. our dentist had one when i checked it out the picture tube was going out and a replacement was about $300.00 my cost he didnt fix it. dont know where it ended up. but it was a big son of a gun. truley something in it,s day. steve
I would hope it had a fine dot pitch CRT too! I'd be curious to see one of these working.
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