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We are fortunate to have someone like Don to correct our sometimes inaccurate advice. He's absolutely correct.
I didn't realize how much of an oddball these are, especially the 21FP4, until I looked up more detailed data-sheets. On the other hand, if you asked about the 21FP4 because you already have one you might be able to use it to see if you have the set working while you search for a 21YP4. My statement about a deflection angle of 65 degrees wasn't quite correct either. That is the horizontal deflection angle. The diagonal deflection angle is 70 degrees for both CRTs. John |
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... But to repeat, most any of these tubes will work, electrically.Charles
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Collecting & restoring TVs in Los Angeles since age 10 |
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I have some of the Hoffmans with the 21FP4. Luckily, all of my 21FP4s are usable. These are difficult to find. I did see a listing from Nebraska(I am in Texas) for one, but it is expensive and I am very afraid that it would be broken in shipping.
I have one Hoffman that uses a 19AP4(metal-glass). These are not just hard to find, but nearly IMPOSSIBLE to find in good condition. |
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