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03-21-2007, 02:34 PM
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Color crt question???
The ctc4 I just picked up has a fairly decent 21axp22 in it. The only types of 21axp22's I am familiar with have always had a sort of light gray color phosphor when you look at the crt when not operating.
The 21axp22 crt in the ctc4 I just got, has the typical olive green color phosphors when the set is not operating. Does anyone have an explanation as to why the phospors would be olive green instead of light gray? Is it possible that late era 21axp22 replacement crt's from RCA were made with the newer type olive green phosphors that we are all familiar with on most round color crt's? Inquiring minds need to know! Bob
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