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Latest revision as of 18:18, 19 January 2026
EM125
Acquired from Munich
Tubehead
MODEL EMERALD 125 UNIT CAT. NO. 52-08101 INSERT RAD 8 SER. NO. A115184 FOCAL SPOT 1.0-2.0 MM MAX. K.V.P. 125 INH FILT .6 MM IN AL AT 100 K.V.P. MANUFACTURED AT C December 1985 Eureka X-ray Tube Co. CHICAGO IL 60641
Transformer
RA51
Scrap unit
Case appears to be copper lined lead
Case is mostly soldered together
Connectors are likely most properly removed by having a tool that unscrew the aluminum spacers. However, I removed them by cutting into the case and peeling away the threading (lead, so its easy to do). I had to cut some wires to internal electronics for them to release
Some quick tests indicated my unit did not have PCBs, but I'm not confident on that result
