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Old 06-30-2008, 07:33 PM
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Yeah, seems like phosphor is the usual thing to get damaged. Looking back at my first post, I guess there isn't much else to get a 'defect' that would be visible since the guts of a crt aren't really visible. Lets see...anyone have some stories about a really, worn out tv that was still clinging to life? I've picked up a lot of SS tv's round here with totally cooked crt's and the chassis were still working. Also, Some sets have strong tubes when it's obvious the chassis has been through hell!
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