|
The 465 dates from the late '60's-early '70's and was the first CRT tester I ever owned; however, it uses "atomic blast" rejuvenation and did not have sockets for testing later CRT's. At one point, there was an adapter box (SP65) that would allow the later CRT adapters for the newer testers to be used on the 465; but, I've never seen one of these adapters in person.
During the '60's and early '70's, there were only a small number of CRT sockets. Starting in the mid '70's, more inline gun CRT's started coming out and there were many different CRT sockets. I think the later B&K's had something like 70 socket adapters available (a good many of them being for projection TV's).
|