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Author Topic: I have boxes of CRT's, was told some were for the old video games like pacman, e  (Read 1861 times)

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Hello everyone, this was the first forum I found. I am an amp guy from NH, and just aquired alot of old CRT's new in the box. I was told not to chuck them as some go to the old vidio games and are worth alot of money. could anyone point me to a place to get fair market value for them if indead some of these are valuble. If anyone wants to call also, my cell#is 603-xxx-xxxx
Thanks for your time and consideration,
Dan



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Well, I don't have the slightest idea, but it would be an idea to post some more info about the monitors like brand, type and such.
I bet someone here can do something with that info. :)
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It would depend on the monitor.  Also, remember that with age comes degradation; some of those monitors would require work, even though they're NIB!  Electrolytic caps dry out.  They would likely all need replacing.

XY monitors are worth decent $$ because they don't make them anymore.  Anything else would just be raster monitors.  Post what you got.

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sure,..these are just the monitor screens, no lytics. the nibs are as follows, 10)1802P4/15BP4, 6CP7, 2)5BP1's, 5CP1. out of boxes are 2)5820's,6)12CSP4's and one EIA312?(it looks like). any ideas?
Thanks again in advance,
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Dude the 5CP1 is round.

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So just tubes then, eh?  And oddball ones?

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yah, some are round, and others are rectangular, any ideas on what to do with them?

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Ebay 'em baby... Ebay 'em...   

Some joker out there may know what to do with them...

Sell 'em off and use the money to buy yourself a brand new arcade monitor for your project...

Just a suggestion... :dunno
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It would only cost a buck or two to put them up onto Ebay as a lot.  Just describe them accurately.  It's worth the chance just to not have to pay the CRT recycling fee wherever you are.

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guys, thank you and good luck with you pursuits, I appreciate your time and considerations,
Dan

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Some of those are for test equipment (oscilloscopes), electronic dart game (9" monitors). None are for commercial arcade monitors. Whoever told you they were is full of ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---.