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Old 12-05-2015, 12:33 PM
fixmeplease fixmeplease is offline
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Wow, that is one of the cheapest built portables I've seen....I'm surprised that it only seems to use three sections of lytic.

You can clean the flaking aquadag off the back of the CRT (taking note of what the original border of it was), mask the areas it does not belong off, and re-coat it with "Slip-Plate" (spelling?) or "Areodag".

I have not had arcing/corona issues with cracked tires in monochrome TV so I usually get the set working before worrying about the tire.....YMMV.
I have a couple coronado radio's too. Its a common brand here. I've seen radios that had more parts than this TV.

Could I slip a piece of intertube between the tube and metal to keep it from arching? At least until its working. Sorry but I cobble a lot of old cars and cant help but think like that LOL
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