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Something I always wondered
Why are some tubes painted gray or black inside on the glass?
I never understood the reasoning behind this. Not to confuse with black plates, I realize black plates tend to handle more heat unless I am wrong about that. But a lot of old tubes I have had would have half the top darked out so you couldn't see it glow or the internals. Is there a purpose for this other than annoying me when I want to see them glow and look at their internal structure? On this note.. I absolutely hate metal enclosed tubes. Last edited by darklife; 07-05-2016 at 11:03 AM. |
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