TECH Tube for WG 6101

[John Bennett]

[ukvac] TECH Tube for WG 6101
Ok Vector Techs,
Im looking for a tube suitable for use with a WG 6101 - does
anyone know of a TV/Monitor/Anything which would be suitable. I
Know i can buy a new 19VLUP22 from www.rell.com, but im
looking for somthing cheaper. alternatively, if anyone has an
amplifone for sale ))

Cheers
Gav

Gavin Yuill
Dept Of Mining and Mineral Engineering
Houldsworth School
University of Leeds
Leeds
LS2 9JT

Email: mingjy@leeds.ac.uk
Tel : 0113 233 2808



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[LukeWells]

Re: [ukvac] TECH Tube for WG 6101
There was a very interesting discussion on here a while back about
alternative tubes, i can't remember where it left off ... did anyone try
anything ?

 

[LukeWells]

Re: [ukvac] TECH Tube for WG 6101
i think you have to do a partumber search on the site

 

[John Bennett]

Re: [ukvac] TECH Tube for WG 6101
If you have an amplifone yoke and chassis - you can use any 25"
tube - as long as its 90 degree deflection angle - as 99% of tvs are
doesnt even have to be a 25" electronics - can use the 19"
version no problems

On 12 Apr 01, at 1:24, oll wrote:

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From: "oll" <oll@yay4arcades.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: [ukvac] TECH Tube for WG 6101

> talking of this.. anyone got a 26" Amplifone vector monitor doing
> nothing and pining for a starwars cockpit??? cos id gladly take it off
> ya hands you know!!
>
> btw, i did a search on ww.rell.com for 19VLUP22 , but it didnt turn
> anything up!! whats this all about then?? i thought if ya vector was
> shagged it was shagged, didnt know you can get new tubes/bits etc or
> am i confused/mixing things up?????
>
> cheers guys,
>
>
> oll
>
>

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[Guests]

Re: [ukvac] TECH Tube for WG 6101
> If you have an amplifone yoke and chassis - you can use any 25"
> tube - as long as its 90 degree deflection angle - as 99% of tvs are
> doesnt even have to be a 25" electronics - can use the 19"
> version no problems

From 5 years of experience replacing tubes in ex-rental TVs, I
seem to remember that most 22" and above TV's with regular tubes
have been 110 degree deflection angle.

Most FST tubes are 90 degree though. But then you would have a hard
time converging an FST tube with a set of deflection coils that are
meant for a non FST set. Athough you may be able to get away with it
with a vector game.

Dave.



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