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Old 07-05-2015, 09:11 PM
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The HV Anode is the little rubber plug at the top of the picture tube towards the front of the tube am I correct?
The HV goes in the base on that particular CRT, you can check for HV by touching the cap of the 1X2 with a insulated, ungrounded screwdriver, it should draw a small blue arc to air, this won't prove it's getting through the HV Rectifier but at least you'll know if the

The set will need recapped to work properly but before doing that I would try to get the CRT tested, the 9QP4 used in those sets was notoriously bad.
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