I take that back of the phos being under the gun it is deeper in the tube and i read the diagram wrong. it is the little flakes that fly around. thanks H for making look back at that.
I take that back of the phos being under the gun it is deeper in the tube and i read the diagram wrong. it is the little flakes that fly around. thanks H for making look back at that.
How about passing on the yoke and just taking the degaussing cable? I know it leaves money but may be worth it. So I don't get blowed up.
I'm sorry guys, but I just don't understand why you guys feel the need to break the vacuum. The yokes come of simply by undoing the 2 clamps (which are usually SS).
I'll also add that while the glass way well be leaded, it is also coated in lead, including the outside of many CRTs. If you don't believe me take a knife and scrape that black coating and see for your selves. Just a reminder that lead is absorbed through the skin so use gloves when handling those tubes.
I don't break the vac seal. To reiterate this wasn't about yoke removal either. The question was implosion. The contradictionin in peoples advice whether to break or not break the stem for pressure release, and if it was safer than leaving the vacuum intact for handling purposes.
devo not all yokes are held on by clamps. and i would never pass on a yoke
There is no pressure to release. The CRT is a vacuum. All the pressure is on the outside of the tube, trying to get in.
As there is a question mark over a health issue, why bother doing something you don't need to and that has no benefit if it might put your health at risk?
I know lying is wrong, but if the elephant man came in now in a blouse with some make up on, and said, "How do I look?" Would you say, bearing in mind he's depressed and has respiratory problems, would you say, "Go and take that blusher off you mis-shapened elephant tranny?" No. You'd say, "You look nice... John""
This horse has got to be glue by now.
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its a slow day what can i say
And I still don't have a conclusive answer...
Conclusive answer = No. Do not break the stem if you do not have to.
I have broke down thousands of tvs and the only problem I have is this third eye protruding from my forehead and this strange growth on my leg....Go figure
And I still don't have a conclusive answer...Majority rules,,, lolConclusive answer = No. Do not break the stem if you do not have to.
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So there is no danger from not evacuating the tube then? I guess ill just get a bomb defusing outfit and dismantle away.
I've never seen a tv or crt that did not have two ss clamps holding the yoke on. I've broke down 100's of tv's and crt's, broken 100's of tube and never seen one blow up. No need to brake them though. I live in Fl and have been fishing all my life using lead weights, a lot of older telephones have pig peices of lead in them I don't have cancer yet. Just my $.02
Just take the yolk off and be done with it already, you're not gonna get blown up, geez.
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