CRT monitor submerged in TX oil
RODALCO2012
2012-06-04
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A working CRT computer monitor was submerged in used transformer insulating oil.
Just to prove the fact that it will work as an oil cooled / insulated CRT.
Generally CRT's high voltage components don't like water but will handle oil.
This used TX oil would have a break down voltage of around 60 kV / inch.
Don't try this at home as high voltages are present !
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Just to prove the fact that it will work as an oil cooled / insulated CRT.
Generally CRT's high voltage components don't like water but will handle oil.
This used TX oil would have a break down voltage of around 60 kV / inch.
Don't try this at home as high voltages are present !
Video # 600
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
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