A little CRT fun

[Sandy G]

Yep, that's the one...Think I got mine thru the "Electric Radio" magazine bookstore years ago...I misplaced mine, its here somewhere, I just can't find it, dammittall...I'm a book nut...Yeah, you can find almost any kind of info on the internet, but I've never seen anything approaching the variety, depth, & just good general info that this book has. Must have been a big leap of faith writing/publishing a book like that, I rather doubt many were sold...Not a lot of folks want to/care to know about CRTs..A few industry types, some academics perhaps, & then how ever many Keepers Of Odd Knowlege (KOOKs) like me there are out there...(grin)

[jr_tech]

Originally Posted by Sandy G

Yep, that's the one...Think I got mine thru the "Electric Radio" magazine bookstore years ago...I misplaced mine, its here somewhere, I just can't find it, dammittall...I'm a book nut...Yeah, you can find almost any kind of info on the internet, but I've never seen anything approaching the variety, depth, & just good general info that this book has. Must have been a big leap of faith writing/publishing a book like that, I rather doubt many were sold...Not a lot of folks want to/care to know about CRTs..A few industry types, some academics perhaps, & then how ever many Keepers Of Odd Knowlege (KOOKs) like me there are out there...(grin)

I just checked Amazon... Not exactly a best seller..."Amazon.com Sales Rank: #4,168,051 in Books"... but there must be a few of us KOOKs out there!

jr

[jhalphen]

Hi Guys,

i purchased my copy directly from the author, probably still has a bunch of them. This was in 2000.

Fabulous book and great photography! no vintage TV buff should be without a copy in his library.

"The Cathode Ray Tube" - ISBN : 0-9631559-0-3

Just mail: peter dot keller at tek dot com and ask.

He's up in Oregon

Best Regards

jhalphen

[ChuckA]

Here's a 5 gun 9ZP1 CRT from my CRT collection:




Chuck

[peterke1]

Originally Posted by jhalphen

Hi Guys,

i purchased my copy directly from the author, probably still has a bunch of them. This was in 2000.

Fabulous book and great photography! no vintage TV buff should be without a copy in his library.

"The Cathode Ray Tube" - ISBN : 0-9631559-0-3

Just mail: peter dot keller at tek dot com and ask.

He's up in Oregon

Best Regards

jhalphen

That address went away when I retired from Tektronix. My current e-address is kellerp4@verizon dot com. New copies of the book are available for less than the used price.

Peter Keller