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Snark July 30th 13 04:59 AM

Looking for CRT type 130BUB31 data.
 
I'm repairing a 70's scope with this tube. Except for it apparently
having been made by Hitachi, web searches haven't turned up anything
useful.

TIA

- YD.

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Ian Jackson[_2_] July 30th 13 04:46 PM

Looking for CRT type 130BUB31 data.
 
In message , Snark
writes
I'm repairing a 70's scope with this tube. Except for it apparently
having been made by Hitachi, web searches haven't turned up anything
useful.

TIA

It might help to say what the 'scope is. That way, someone might
immediately realise they have a scrap one which had a good tube.
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Ian

Michael A. Terrell July 31st 13 02:23 AM

Looking for CRT type 130BUB31 data.
 

Snark wrote:

I'm repairing a 70's scope with this tube. Except for it apparently
having been made by Hitachi, web searches haven't turned up anything
useful.



5" with a P31 phosphor. You didn't say if it was round, square or
rectangular. I saw some Hitachi CRTs in later model Heathkit scopes,
but I don't know if they were originals. They looked to be a Japanese
version of a 5UP31


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Snark July 31st 13 05:02 AM

Looking for CRT type 130BUB31 data.
 
Michael A. Terrell wrote:


Snark wrote:

I'm repairing a 70's scope with this tube. Except for it apparently
having been made by Hitachi, web searches haven't turned up anything
useful.



5" with a P31 phosphor. You didn't say if it was round, square or
rectangular. I saw some Hitachi CRTs in later model Heathkit scopes,
but I don't know if they were originals. They looked to be a Japanese
version of a 5UP31



Thanks. The scope's a Brazilian LABO 4521, not likely you've ever come
across one. I have the schematics, just wanted to know a bit more about
the CRT.

- YD.
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