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Here is the picture posted on my Classifieds thread concerning the same subject. I didn't post a pic as I couldn't have posted a better one than this. My fault for causing confusion with two threads, but I didn't want to talk buy or sell here as I was afraid that the thread would get moved, yet I wanted something to be seen in the Vintage Color Television forum that might get overlooked in Classifieds. Sorry. I hope this helps.
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Yes, that's what I was thinking. I don't have one. Here's a clear picture of one I found on the web. I guess you could drill it out and replace it with a compactron socket. By the EIA code, it matches a socket I have, so nothing special about it, just gotta desolder the pins and drill out two rivets, else find the whole socket and corona ring together - which is what I think you are getting off another chassis...
Cheers,
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