Re: funny phosphorus illumination after power to tv has been turned off

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From: Alan Waterman
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1990 03:58

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Actually, it is more like 15 minutes. No there is no motor of any kind
near it and the screen stays BRIGHTLY lit even with the set unplugged.

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Subject: Re: funny phosphorus illumination after power to tv has been turned off
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