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Kaye Halbert, I Pmed You A 2 Personal & Reg. Email But No Response...did You Lose My Address ? G.b. Can You Still Get Picture Tubes Rebuilt In S. Calif. ?
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They had two in the midwest in Oklahoma city in the 80's now I think they are gone.
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The rebuild saga continues.....
I received ths e-mail reply today re:15GP22 rebuild:
Steve: I will have to get back to you early in 2006,we have just changed Electron Gun supplier and at present I negotiating prices etc. with them so please be patient,at present I have twenty of these 15GP22 CRT,s to rebuild,and as soon as negotiating is completed I will let you know. Regards Brian holder Technical Director Western Micronics CDN.International RECYCLE! for a cleaner Environment http://www.wmicronics.com A caribe company 110 - 112 East North First Street Seneca SC 29678 1-864-985-1556 Very strange stuff indeed. -Steve D.
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20 of th' bleedin' things ?!? Okay....-a slightly skeptical Sandy G.
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If anyone was located in the Carolinas, it'd be interesting to stop by the address they list and see what kind of operation they have going... and also to SEE twenty 15G's all at one time!
Maybe by changing gun suppliers, they'll be able to get a better price on 15G guns! Ya know... wouldn't it be funny if it turned out that these people can actually do what they claim they can?
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Steve, I just received the same reply. Interesting that there are 20 15GP22's to rebuild. Wow, where does he get that number? Charles could be right...may be the ghost of Dunbar will rebuild for $29.95; or he could be negotiating with Dr. Who to borrow the TARDIS and visit the old plant in Bloomington (I wish!)
------------------------------------------- From: Ian Charles [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 1:52 PM To: Tom Ryan Subject: Rebuilding Antique Tubes Tom: I will have to get back to you early in 2006,we have just changed Electron Gun supplier and at present I negotiating prices etc. with them so please be patient,at present I have twenty of these 15GP22 CRT,s to rebuild,and as soon as negotiating is completed I will let you know. Regards Brian holder Technical Director Western Micronics CDN.International RECYCLE! for a cleaner Environment http://www.wmicronics.com A caribe company 110 - 112 East North First Street Seneca SC 29678 1-864-985-1556 |
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Twenty to rebuild. Wow. It is amazing that nobody involved with CT-100s has heard about this. There must be a whole other universe of CT-100 collectors we haven't met yet.
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Steve McVoy's CT-100 parallel universe theme gives a surreal quality to this whole thread. And Charlie's idea to have someone local check it out seems pretty good. Seneca, S.C. located in the darkest corner of the Twilight Zone. Or, for us Earthlings, west of Greenville near the Georgia border.
Western Micronics, Seneca, South Carolina : Amazon.com Yellow Pages Address:http://www.amazon.com/gp/yp/B0004G1F...qid=1134950731 -Steve D.
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Anybody else see irony in the fact that this place is at the intersection of Fairplay & First?
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How about Gold Plating??
How about gold plating ALL parts to the NOS gun assemblies of 15gp22 to refurbish these rare items. Gold is chemically inert, IS a noble metal(won't oxidize or corrode over time being exposed to air), and a great conductor. I remember seeing old computer parts with gold connectors from the 70s/ early 80s surplus before trend of recycling them for gold.
Wouldn't these high quality 15gp22 gun versions have an indefinte shelf life? Research on good plating shop. here's a thought for herculean task- Has anyone thought of finding a custom glass shop to attempt to make these gun assemblies new using correct glass composition if known(ie. Pyrex, etc.) Between a custom machine shop / and glass shop with expertise maybe something made? At the least,these TVs are worth cost of goldplating guns if sound suitable???
Last edited by vintagecollect; 12-18-2005 at 10:54 PM. Reason: . |
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They have 15gp22 posted on their website!!!
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Imaginary conversation:
"Hey, I don't suppose you could rebuild a 15GP22, could ya?" "What was that number again?" "15GP22, an early RCA color tube "Yeah, sure, a 15" color shouldn't be any problem. But are you sure its worth fooling with an older model?" "Heck, yeah. If you can rebuild this one I bet I could get you 20 more to rebuild!" "Bring them on! I'll place the order for those guns..." **** "Hey, Charlie, just talked to a fella who thinks he can get us a whole bunch of rebuilds on some old 15" color tubes. I think they must be for the CTC-22, remember those?"
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