Not all crts are created equal, What What What?

Now i usually don't mess with crt's but when someone has a big load for me, and lots of good stuff, i say sure i can take that. so i did notice that this one was bigger then normal, more square then normal. i got it a few weeks go by and i finally got to it yesterday. when i pulled the plastic shell of i was like WTF. All the metal casing, and brackets were alum, and it has a huge chunk of alum for the heat sink. but wait it gets better!! There was so much copper wire, i couldn't believe it. Usually there's one or two thick cables that you can strip, this baby had 4 meaty ones and 4 smaller ones. I ended up with 5 lb's of BB copper!!! wow i wish all crt's were build this way!

I had a couple of these when I got a load of 16. They are a great surprise!

So there were 8 dissauging cables? I wish every crt I get was like that.

Originally Posted by machinistace802

Now i usually don't mess with crt's but when someone has a big load for me, and lots of good stuff, i say sure i can take that. so i did notice that this one was bigger then normal, more square then normal. i got it a few weeks go by and i finally got to it yesterday. when i pulled the plastic shell of i was like WTF. All the metal casing, and brackets were alum, and it has a huge chunk of alum for the heat sink. but wait it gets better!! There was so much copper wire, i couldn't believe it. Usually theres one or two think cables that you can strip, this baby had 4 meaty ones and 4 smaller ones. I ended up with 5 lb's of BB copper!!! wow i wish all crt's were build this way!

Do you remember makes/models of those crt's?

Gravitar,
(8 dissauging cables?) yes... I forgot what they were called when i made the thread, but guys i will updated with pictures and the brand name and model, I want to know why they would make a crt's with so much materials, and the advantage with all that copper?