I've asked around on a few boards I frequent and have searched google groups
for some info on this but haven't found anything conclusive so here goes: i
bought a working B&K 466 analyzer restorer and in the absense of a cr-23
adapter I made my own from an old neckboard. Using the pinout information
provided by B&K i was able to identify all the pins on the 466 round
connector and connect them to the appropriate pins on the cr-23 adapter.
Just in case anyone wants to know it goes like this:

466 cr-23
1 9 heater
4 5 g1 grn
7 8 K red
8 6 K grn
9 11 K blu
10 1,7 g2 grn, g3, g4, g5
12 10 heater

The only problem is that because of the way the analyzer is set up, it will
only give a reading on the green. the 466 round plug has dedicated g1 red
and blue inputs that have no counterpart on the cr-23 adapter,leading me to
believe the analyzer would see the red and blue channels as open. My
question is, can i put a 3 position switch on the cr-23 adapter that would
switch the cathode (Kred, Kblu,Kgrn)being read from green to blue to red all
while leaving the analayzer setting on green? Would this activate and read
each cathode in turn or is there a relationship between the green cathode
and G1,g2 green that needs to be accounted for?

thanks!

Yes. In fact, I do this using a rubed adapter for projection tubes,
which often have unusual terminations.

John

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Yes. In fact, I do this using a rubed adapter for projection tubes,
which often have unusual terminations.

John


Thanks for the tip! I tried this last night and was able to see all three
guns and rejuvenate them as needed. I wasn't able to detect any H-K leakage
or G1 leakage with this configuration though, so If you or anyone knows of
any tips to get that side of the tester working with this adapter I would
love to hear it!

Stu

"S" wrote in message
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The only problem is that because of the way the analyzer is set up, it
will
only give a reading on the green. the 466 round plug has dedicated g1 red
and blue inputs that have no counterpart on the cr-23 adapter,leading me
to
believe the analyzer would see the red and blue channels as open.

You can buy a 3 gun tester on eBay from $5 and up.
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N

"NSM" wrote in message news:_ezae.1090$tg1.367@edtnps84...

"S" wrote in message
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The only problem is that because of the way the analyzer is set up, it
will
only give a reading on the green. the 466 round plug has dedicated g1
red
and blue inputs that have no counterpart on the cr-23 adapter,leading me
to
believe the analyzer would see the red and blue channels as open.

You can buy a 3 gun tester on eBay from $5 and up.
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N



try $50 + Shipping and up--I've never seen a rejuvenator/analyzer sell for
less than 20$ unless it was broken or very old.

"S" wrote in message
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try $50 + Shipping and up--I've never seen a rejuvenator/analyzer sell for
less than 20$ unless it was broken or very old.

I picked up a good one for $5 + S&H. It's not like they get much use these
days.
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N