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Old 03-24-2013, 11:48 AM
Bill R Bill R is offline
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I would just buy a good basic tester on ebay. They are not very expensive if you are looking for just shorts and basic emission. There are some high end testers that are nice, but the best test in a TV is to substitute another tube for the one you think may be bad. A good Sencore, or B&K would be fine. Someone on here may be able to fix you up with one even.
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