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Old 02-08-2020, 07:03 PM
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Aluminization increases CRT brightness and eliminates fiddling with an ion trap. A very strong non-aluminized tube can be brighter than a moderate strength aluminized tube.... Aluminization makes the most difference on tubes that are near dead...an aluminized tube will give a picture with a gun slightly too dead for a non-aluminized CRT. Either will work fine if the gun is strong enough and the chassis is working properly.
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