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Old 10-02-2013, 06:49 PM
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If you have experience with restoring the electronics of tube radios you can fix a tube TV. I stopped getting much enjoyment fixing tube radios long ago...They just are not enough of a challenge to me anymore.

If you are gun shy from getting zapped by HV then to be blunt SUCK IT UP. I've gotten meaner shocks from tube radios and meaner still from Xmas lights than from touching the 25KV HV lead of an 80's color set that had just been turned off. If you work on any device that plugs into the wall long enough you WILL get a zap eventually and no device is more dangerous in that regard than an other...Only through good work procedure can shocks be minimized.
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