CRT rebuilding Was: Re: It's ALIVE!

From: Christian Fandt <cfandt_at_netsync.net>
Date: Sun Feb 21 20:28:15 1999

Upon the date 12:02 AM 2/22/99 +0000, Tony Duell said something like:
>>
>> On Sun, 21 Feb 1999, Jim Strickland wrote:
>>
>> > I do have another question: the image on my kaypro's screen is somewhat
>> > cockeyed. Is there an easy fix for this?

Tony, "cockeyed" is an Americanism for kattywampus :-) :-) :-)

Or, in more standard terms, not straight, twisted, mispositioned, etc.

>>
>> Tony (among others) has given good info on tube repair in the past.
>
>Talking of which, has anyone got any hints for rebuilding defective
>CRTs? It seems like some madman on this list would have a vacuum setup...

There are some folks Stateside who do rebuild television CRTs. I have not
had a need to search them out yet as my TVs in the collection either seem
to work well enough or I have no desire to get a gassy or tired CRT rebuilt
as the there is something else presently unrepairable on the chassis. (Last
count I've got around 12 or so pre-1952 TVs in the collection.)

I wonder if by now those rebuilder folks are getting into computer monitor
CRT rebuilding? Hmm, I gotta keep my eye open for rebuilders. (Bill
Donzelli: have you heard of any rebuilders? I suppose I could check with
Harry Poster and see what he does or scour ARC.)

Regards, Chris
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