> > You are right. 512. Flyback transformer, if memory serves.
Not just the flyback but a diode near it and the connector to the yoke are
also known to burn up as well. The flyback is the worst however.
> Just think how robust it would be with vacuum tubes! :-)
It'd be blowing like fireworks. IIRC one of the first computer that runs on
vaccuum tubes (ENIAC I believe) had so many tubes it required several
technicians to be on hand. If I remember the article correctly, one tube
burned out every 7 minutes.
I'd hate to see the dumpster of that building.
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