06-09-2020, 09:12 PM
Hello,
In my country, few people have heard of projection televisions. When a few years ago I became the happy owner of such a model / Philips TX701 / I asked a friend radiology technician to measure the level of X-rays near the CRT. I was very afraid of this. We got the value of zero. Perhaps the X-ray scare was intended to limit the maintenance of projection TVs by unqualified personnel.
The MV6-5 radar tube can be equivalent to the MW6-2. The latter is probably only 1 cm longer. Its electrical parameters are identical. I own it but never used it. I don't know what the color of the phosphor is.
The TV Pilot from the US with a 3KP4 has probably the smallest screen in the world. Potential TV set with MW6-2 will be better in this respect.
Is the service life of MW6-2 known?
Adam
In my country, few people have heard of projection televisions. When a few years ago I became the happy owner of such a model / Philips TX701 / I asked a friend radiology technician to measure the level of X-rays near the CRT. I was very afraid of this. We got the value of zero. Perhaps the X-ray scare was intended to limit the maintenance of projection TVs by unqualified personnel.
The MV6-5 radar tube can be equivalent to the MW6-2. The latter is probably only 1 cm longer. Its electrical parameters are identical. I own it but never used it. I don't know what the color of the phosphor is.
The TV Pilot from the US with a 3KP4 has probably the smallest screen in the world. Potential TV set with MW6-2 will be better in this respect.
Is the service life of MW6-2 known?
Adam
