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Old 06-19-2011, 08:39 PM
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That is the first time I have seen a set with a glass crt that did not have a aquadag coating on it.
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I have several early rectangular 16" CRTs with no coating on them. I'm not sure why though. The datasheets state that they should.
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Old 06-19-2011, 10:17 PM
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I have several early rectangular 16" CRTs with no coating on them. I'm not sure why though. The datasheets state that they should.
That is interesting. Do your set's have a door knob cap connected to the hv rectifier tube? In A set with a metal cone crt the door knob cap goes to ground.
Wonder why are they using a door knob cap in a set with a glass crt instead of using the aquadag for a path to ground?
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That is interesting. Do your set's have a door knob cap connected to the hv rectifier tube? In A set with a metal cone crt the door knob cap goes to ground.
Wonder why are they using a door knob cap in a set with a glass crt instead of using the aquadag for a path to ground?
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Yes, they have doorknob caps. So do most of my 10BP4 and 12LP4 sets with grounded aquadag. I guess they wanted the extra capacitance. I think only my cheapo Motorolas rely entirely on the aquadag for HV filtering.
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