CRT Overdrive

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I swear as a child, in a thunderstorm, a bolt of electricity came out of my 15 inch CRT about 1 foot. Now I think I didn't imagine it! Awesome!

Bear-nuxm

You was very close to open an interdimensional portal.

RDCST

“911 what’s your emergency”
“Yeah I think my TV is going super saiyan 2”

Radical_SeS

Now I know why the old crt tv sets are featured in a lot of horror movies. There's always something scary about these tv sets.
People wouldn't get the same scare factor from seeing a zombie coming out of an LED tv.

hipstarchild

I used to work as a test engineer in a CRT factory and murdered thousands in the name of quality and I thought the way that neck quietly and deliberately cracked between 3.30 and 4.00 almost brought a tear to my eye. In real world, the neck has been designed to break off during implosion such as hammer or projectile hitting screen throwing the kinetic energy safely out the back (rather than throwing half kilo chunks of glass at the viewer). Poor little tube tortured to death for our fun and scorn. You should remove the main band with a hacksaw and do this again, you get more glass :)

outanet

Older CRT televisions were a great source for vacuum tubes, stick diodes, large capacitors, a large transformer, potentiometers, large transistors and large resistors. Then that all went away in the 1990s. A lot of the individual components were replaced with integrated circuit chips and solid state components. Only the actual tube and a few surrounding components were still individual. There were some nicd 7400 logic gates and a few standard IC circuits. But for the most part most of the integrated circuit chips were propriety. I could not salvage a lot of components in the 1990s. Now the vastly superior OLED televisions are out and almost nothing can be salvaged. Ironically, now that little can be salvaged from a lot of electronics, RadioShack has ceased to exist. Thus, we have less components we can get from salvage and not many electronic component stores. Hobbiests are definitely the loser of the current trend.

indridcold