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10-28-2016, 07:19 AM
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Mistakes have been made....Most CRTs that test in the high end of bad will produce a good picture (some may need a brightener). Don't EVER rejuve a CRT with a pre-late 60's tester!(unless it is stone dead and newer units have failed)...The early ones are too aggressive and ruin more tubes than they save (there are many old threads on rejuves here warning of this).
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