CRT Projection TVs

I got a CRT rear-projection TV. I got it used, but its a pretty recently built unit, maybe 2 or 3 years old.

Anyways, I know CRT rear-projection TVs have a thing with burn-in. Does anyone know specific lengths of time it takes to burn something into the screen or where I can get some real-world examples? I tried google, but didn't get anything specific. The picture on this thing is perfect, and I'd hate to fuck it up.

Nvm, I'm a moron, I just turn it off when I'm not using it and that makes the problem a non-issue- Thanks anyways!

OP here. I'm glad they put ID tags on the posts. Now people can tell that >>2 and >>1 (me) aren't the same person.

>>2
If you weren't such an incompetent faggot, you would know that CRT rear-projection TVs have a serious problem with burn in on still images (like status bars in video games). Supposedly the burn in only takes a little bit, possibly less than an hour, but I don't have any concrete facts, hence why I posted the question.

So, >>2, thanks for embarrassing yourself and bumping my post. You win the prize.

Hey, how come your ID is different? :-P

I'm me but are you You?

hold on a sec...

Haha! Now I'm really confused!