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I just picked up a B+K 467, IIRC, and totally agree with the cheap case comments. This one is pristine, however, except for decayed foam holding the CRT test sockets in place in the lid. The book for it has a 1977 copyright date. that's got to be a late production unit for that model.
I'm not sure how they work, but the supposed advantage of the newer CRT testers is a relatively gentle rejuvination function, that cleans the gun cathodes without "stripping" them. The other feature newer units have is a progressive shorts removal function, so you don't send 10KV to do a 800V job. LOL
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