Re: Richardson

There is no such thing as "a WG nipple". Tubes are tubes. The "nipple" on them
is whatever that tube is designed with. The company that uses the tube (in this
case, WG) uses whatever socket that fits the tube number they are using.

Jon Raiford wrote:

> Thats true. It did require lengthening a bunch of wires and wiring in
> a hack for the chasis transistors (thanks again Noel), but it works
> great. There is a big bonus too.. I can actually see the entire
> deflection board in the cab if something were to go wrong.
>
> Quick question.. Do the Richardson tubes come with the WG nipple on them?
>
> Jon
>
> At 09:39 AM 02/09/2000 -0600, you wrote:
> >Jon:
> >
> >I don't think you would specifically need a custom 6100 frame, would
> >you? You made a rather nice amplifone "style" monitor for your 720->MH
> >without the need for a custom frame.
> >
> >
> >tm
> >
> >Jon Raiford wrote:
> > >
> > > Now that I know where to go for sheet metal work, I could look into
> > > having some metal 6100 frames made. I would think the big problem
> > > would be cost though. After all, my new 720 control panel cost me
> > > $110. I would think a monitor frame would be more.
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