TVs that never got turned off.

[wa2ise]

Originally Posted by zenith2134

...Also.. wa2ise,,, i recall you mentioning that job before..And I must ask, do you think there exists today any firm which makes x-ray prints from crt like you describe?

I doubt it, but used machines are still kicking around. See
http://www.multiimager.com/products....110&ProdMfg=10 for an example.

Does the medical field still use film? I would have figured that they would have it all as stored jpegs or similar computer files. Come to think of it, a couple of years ago I was at a doctor's office where they did a chest Xray, with film, so I suppose a need for the above machines still exists.

[zenith2134]

Hmm. Well, I ain't a doctor but I suppose some of them opt to use traditional methods with this type of thing.

it's particularly fascinating to me since i'm into urban exploration & many pieces of obscure medical gear are abandoned often..

[zenith2134]

updated.:
I've taken a newfound likeness to the GTE and have decided to let it rest. It's been resting since yesterday afternoon.
New 'torture set' is a '76 XAM (made by general corporation of Japan, later Fujitsu) which is a 13" color modular ss with a stripe crt. But unlike the other set, this one will be utilized heavily as it always is. (video experiments)