>As Gamba said, put it away! It's not what you need. > >What you have sounds like an automotive test light - usually rated for >12 to 24 volts DC. Definitely NOT for CRT discharge! > >The CRT discharge voltage can be in the THOUSANDS of volts. > > Rob > > >...it says on the handle: CAUTION NOT FOR > >COMPUTER CIRCUITS OR ABOVE 28V. Sounds like if use this to try and >>discharge the SE/30's CRT I may wind up winded up. Should I put it >>away somewhere or is the voltage limitation within the realm of a CRT >>discharge? Thanks all. >> > >dan_A >
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