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After seeing your center picture Bob, I tend to think the crt has seen better days. Ben I don't have tesla coil tester but I bet your correct about it being a dud.
I find it difficult to get a good picture of the purple glow in the crt gun. I'm still going to recap the chassis and try the crt just for the experience. The last photo is with my camera set for nightime exposure, for more light. Ed |
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Thank You gents for explaining and showing pictures of the tesla coil . I have one in my collection that came from the contents of the Radio/TV repair shop I was lucky enough to get , and wasn't quite sure what it's use would be in TV repair work .
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You can find "tesla coils" listed as Master High Frequency on ebay. Used in the field of cosmetology and skin care. Make sure you buy a "working" unit. These units heat up and burn out when used for prolonged periods of more than 5 minutes. Dumb cosmetologists often over work these units and burn them out.
You will need to make your own metal pointed probe if you buy one of these with the glass skin care probes. But it is cheaper than paying $250 for a new one. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Mas...4AAOSwGJlZL6Bu
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