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I see you have one on the way.
The most important things on a CRT checker are getting ALL paperwork ( set-up guide, manual & schematic), & a good assortment of adapters. Sencore also had a universal adapter that tests almost any CRT if you learn how. They were very reliable as a rule. The main CRT cables on Sencores failed on all 3 of ours but thats with HEAVY use. The commonly used adapters also were troubled. Last thing is get a MODERN checker from apx 1970's up. As for brands either B&K or Sencore is the way to go IMHO. We used the Sencores most but has a few B&K's also. 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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CR70 Update
Hello Everyone,
Thanks again for the advice. I received the CR70 earlier this week and finally had a chance to use it on my recently acquired Zenith System 3 console. The CR70 is fully functional and allowed me to determine the CRT condition. The CR70 included the operation manual, 1991 Set-Up Guide and all adapters including the universal. Looking forward to using this on my other TV's in my collection. Regards, Bobby |
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