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Old 02-10-2017, 11:09 PM
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My guess is that emissions will drop quickly under regular use, or suddenly drop to nothing when the filaments open.
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I'm pretty sure that means the crt is full of air. Why not just test a known-good tube? You know... like one that's actually inside of a working tv that you have watched recently? I know you have at least one -_-
Yeah, what he said.

If a lot of heat was used for cataract removal, it may have gotten to the guns and compromised the seal at the pins.

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Old 02-11-2017, 06:59 AM
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I could've sworn gassy tubes glow a bright purple, not blue due to the discharge of ionized oxygen. I have some tubes that glow blue on the neck glass due to electron bombardment. Is the tester responsive at all?
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