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  1. 03-07-2015, 07:08 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by unitsngold View Post
    I LOVE CRT'S I LOVE CRT'S I've got about 500 in my warehouse right now but that might be the ONLY good thing about california is getting paid from the state for them and by the pound at that. If you shoot for the stars you land on the moon but if you shoot for the moon you will land on your backside. Crts work for some and not for others.
    unitsngold - I get paid for them too, but I still don't like them

    logansryche - There is no hunk of lead lying inside of the tubes for you to grab. It's in the glass. Old TVs had lead in all sections of the tube. Newer models had barium oxide in the panel glass, and lead in the funnel, neck, and solder glass.

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