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One of those RCA Flybacks on eBay
Looks like it may have dripped a little, pictures not that great.
http://cgi.ebay.com/flyback-transfor...80127489291887 |
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Q: Does it have any numbers printed on the side where the solder lugs are.
A: some..i picked this up years ago...this is the older type..no diode..good for plasma |
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Sounds like he's selling to the Tesla crowd, not TV collectors.
Still, you ask a simple question and get an unrelated answer. |
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Quote:
![]() Next question: "WHAT ARE the numbers?" "They are all digits between zero and nine."
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Chris Quote from another forum: "(Antique TV collecting) always seemed to me to be a fringe hobby that only weirdos did." |
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It kind-a looks like one of the series-string RCA chassis flybacks to me. Compact design?
Oh how I love dealing with some of the boobs on ebore. Some wouldn't think of giving you any information other than what they provide in their blurry pictures. |
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