I don't have a pic handy right now, but the number on this adapter has a dot on both sides of the number.....not a line underneath like you would expect. Is it a CR-6 or a CR-9?
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Scott... You and Al were holding out on me you chumps!!!
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I don't have a pic handy right now, but the number on this adapter has a dot on both sides of the number.....not a line underneath like you would expect. Is it a CR-6 or a CR-9?
Hey Bill, I have a 467 and 470 if you need to use one. Not sure if that's what you meant but....
Thanks Rob... Just messing with Scott and Alan because I knew the three of us were looking for one.
We were trying to figure out how much to charge you!Scott... You and Al were holding out on me you chumps!!!
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So the 6 has a dot on both sides of the number, and the 9 has a line underneath it? I know one of them has a line underneath, but I figured it would be both... Like 6 or 9 ...Is that for a Space Invaders tube? Think it's a 6.
They're definitely worth having, at least to me. I used mine to save a crappy Matsushita tube in my Pole Position and I figure with less and less new CRT monitors available, it's one of the best ways to get some more use out of old ones.A rejuvenator would be a nice item to have. And of course more storage space....
They're definitely worth having, at least to me. I used mine to save a crappy Matsushita tube in my Pole Position and I figure with less and less new CRT monitors available, it's one of the best ways to get some more use out of old ones.
Will a Matsushita tube work with a 4600 chassis or is it different pin config? I heard they take a different CR adapter than most 10 pin tubes which use the CR23.