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FlufferNuterFSU
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Does anyone know what the vacuum level of a CRT television is?
Thanks
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SUMMARY
The vacuum level of a CRT television is approximately in the 10^-6 Torr range. This specific measurement is crucial for understanding the operational environment of CRT technology. The discussion highlights the ease of finding this information through search engines, emphasizing the value of community engagement over automated responses.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of vacuum technology
- Familiarity with CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) technology
- Basic knowledge of pressure measurement units, specifically Torr
- Experience with search engine research techniques
- Research the implications of vacuum levels in CRT performance
- Explore the history and evolution of CRT technology
- Learn about alternative display technologies, such as LCD and OLED
- Investigate the environmental impact of CRT disposal and recycling
Electronics enthusiasts, engineers, and anyone interested in the technical specifications and historical context of CRT televisions.
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negitron
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In the 10-6 Torr range.
Incidentally, this is an extremely easy fact to find using any major search engine.
Incidentally, this is an extremely easy fact to find using any major search engine.
- #3
FlufferNuterFSU
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negitron said:
True, but you are much more entertaining than any search engine.
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negitron
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It's true. I am.
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Pengwuino
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negitron said:
I agree, I would almost pay to see you reply to questions.
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berkeman
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Pengwuino said:
But you did already. Says right there, "PF Contributor".
