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Doorknobs continued in color TVs (which had metal cones later) until around 1956...the RCA TM-21 broadcast monitor had one and was built into the 60s. Doorknobs are still made today for X-ray machines (based on the datasheets) and we're stocked by mouser and digikey when I last need to order one a year ago....they are very expensive. Also there's really only 2 choices in physical mounting: ASE or metric thread on the bolt holes in the terminals...If you need a terminal to be a stem or something special you have to machine something that will do the job and thread into the cap you get....I had to do a good bit of clever fabrication to fit the 3 replacement doorknobs I installed in my RCA 21CT55... If your CRT has outer dag and a ground spring making good contact between it and chassis you could probably get away with just flat out removing the doorknob and not replacing it...
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