Re: BK CRT Rejuvenator Setup Manual

I used to go through all my games yearly and do "touchup" rejuvs if
needed. If you let tubes get to the point where they look bad (and test
bad) you won't have as good of luck keeping them working.

The point is that the cathode has to have some emission to be able to
run enough current for the rejuvenation. If you let it get in too bad
of shape the results will not be good or last long. But if it's just a
little on the weak side it will clean right up.

Matt Rossiter wrote:

>Hopefully this will help some of you get your CRT's brand new looking.
>http://rossiters.com/CRT/bk-rejuvenator-setup.pdf
>
>I have the BK 467 model and most of the adapters I need including the
>universal adapter. It has made a remarkable difference on some of my games.
>Especially my Star Castle and Space Invaders.
>
>After having done several B&W and color tubes, I've found that if your tube
>already works, but the emission reads in the "Bad" range - you'll get great
>results if you just do a clean/balance for about 5 seconds rather than a
>full rejuvenation as they recommend. I think a full rejuvenation is better
>for REALLY bad tubes.
>
>Matt
>
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Received on Fri Mar 28 09:49:34 2003