Hi
You do find them occasionally but normally attached to a CRT already.
I've made PDA connectors using springy phosphor bronze and 3D printed
cups using a flexible plastic like Ninjaflex. With care you can produce
a convincing looking connector.
Grahame
On 17/02/2021 19:55, Toby Thain wrote:
On 2021-02-17 2:44 p.m., Toby Thain wrote:
On 2021-02-16 3:32 p.m., Dekatron42 wrote:
I've had similar problems with two Russian CRT's and I had to use
Most importantly, did you get the CRT working? If so, I could probably
learn from your project!
Further to that, does anyone know of a source to the smaller anode clips
- as the CRT has an anode socket about 4.8mm in diameter. This is
smaller than the common type, I think.
--Toby
--Toby
scalpel to cut them loose and then carefully peel them off as they had
almost fused to the glass, probably from the plastizicer had evaporated
but also left a thin film on the glass that worked almost like glue.
I tried to put them in warm water to soften them but I was afraid that
they would shrink and crush the tube so I didn't use water that was
hotter than from the water tap at home and that was not enough.
/Martin
On Tuesday, 16 February 2021 at 20:18:18 UTC+1 Toby Thain wrote:
Hi all
I have a crt with what looks to be a protective plastic sleeve over
the socket and gun end (pictured: https://imgur.com/9exmkCq
<https://imgur.com/9exmkCq>). It isn't coming off with gentle
pressure, are there any tricks other than careful destructive removal?
Thanks
--Toby
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