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Hi, it is definately not possible to use a 10BP... in a TV22. This tube is much
to big. But I need a 10BP4 for my Tesla 4001. The original is a 25QP20. With some mechanical mods it was possible to use a 10KP7. OK P7 is not a TV phosphor, but it is acceptable. I have an other Tesla, so I need an other 10 inch round tube. Regards, Darius |
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How about a 10Rp4 or is it an 10Sp4 - it's shorter than a 10 bp4 and it's aluminised. For that matter,a round CRT from an RCA camera viewfinder might fit the bill,too as it isn't a 10 inch tube- it has a smaller screen and shorter length. Also aluminised in the versions I've had. If I had a tube manual in front of me , I'd look it up for you.
I've seen them come up on Ebay, usually going without a single bid. Most of the people selling them have no idea what they are supposed to be used in so the descriptions suffer. Good Hunting ! Bob Hodge |
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![]() Do you have a foto of this crt? Darius |
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I'll try and find what I have this weekend. I still have boxes which never got unpacked after the big move 2.50 years ago. I know I have some info on these tubes as I once owned an RCA I.O. camera which had a VF which used the tube I'm remembering. When I sold the cameras and a CCU to Danny Gustafson, I'm pretty sure I kept what literature came with it. The number doesn't appear in any of the RCA consumer tube manuals I looked at last night so it has to be a "special purpose" tube. I'll get back to you and post it to the list Monday! Best , Bob Hodge |
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