Barber pole??? or maybe a really long bumble bee???

[ŚŚŚSHADOWŚŚŚ]

I was taking apart a T.V. and found what looks like a barber pole / bumble bee with wires coming out of it. It was alternating black and y6ellow in a spiral. Anyone know what this is?

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Actual size held up to 19" monitor

 

[jasen]

On 2006-07-16, ŚŚŚSHADOWŚŚŚ <none@noemailaddress.big> wrote:

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I was taking apart a T.V. and found what looks like a barber pole / =
bumble bee with wires coming out of it. It was alternating black and =
y6ellow in a spiral. Anyone know what this is?

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Actual size held up to 19" monitor

Looks like about 10cm long here. what size font did you use ?

Was its circuit position labeled?

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Bye.
Jasen

 

[ŚŚŚSHAD0WŚŚŚ]

It was about 3 inches long I'm not sure about 10cm. No it wasn't on a
circuit board it was hanging in the middle of nowhere.

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On 2006-07-16, ŚŚŚSHADOWŚŚŚ <none@noemailaddress.big> wrote:
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I was taking apart a T.V. and found what looks like a barber pole / =
bumble bee with wires coming out of it. It was alternating black and =
y6ellow in a spiral. Anyone know what this is?

--------[]//////////////////////////////////////[]---------

Actual size held up to 19" monitor

Looks like about 10cm long here. what size font did you use ?

Was its circuit position labeled?

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Bye.
Jasen

 

[John Fields]

On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 11:20:22 GMT, "ŚŚŚSHAD0WŚŚŚ"
<none@noemailaddress.nospam> wrote:

It was about 3 inches long I'm not sure about 10cm. No it wasn't on a
circuit board it was hanging in the middle of nowhere.

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That was the gravitor. It's used to decrease the effective mass of
the electrons in the CRT's electron beam so they can be propelled to
relativistic speeds without having to use a huge power supply.

If you get too close to it while the TV's running you might notice a
certain light-headedness.


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John Fields
Professional Circuit Designer

 

[jasen]

On 2006-07-16, ŚŚŚSHAD0WŚŚŚ <none@noemailaddress.nospam> wrote:

"jasen" <jasen@free.net.nz> wrote in message
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On 2006-07-16, ŚŚŚSHADOWŚŚŚ <none@noemailaddress.big> wrote:
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.

turn that crap off, it makes your usenet posts hard to read.

I was taking apart a T.V. and found what looks like a barber pole / =
bumble bee with wires coming out of it. It was alternating black and =
y6ellow in a spiral. Anyone know what this is?

--------[]//////////////////////////////////////[]---------

Actual size held up to 19" monitor

Looks like about 10cm long here. what size font did you use ?

Was its circuit position labeled?

It was about 3 inches long I'm not sure about 10cm. No it wasn't on a
circuit board it was hanging in the middle of nowhere.

levitation! that's a pretty neat trick.

seriously were there wires attached to it and where did the connect to.

It's starting to sound like a resistor

Bye.
Jasen