Attachments Can Be a Problem

Making attachments using my JAWS 18 screen reader has become difficult. I've tried to attach photos in the Geiger-Mueller Tube forum with little or no success.
The pictures and discussion have been around the Russian SBT-11 (bg) and SBT-11A GM tube, a relatively inexpensive rectangular mica window detector.
I had one SBT-11 (BG) which kept avalanching, so I deliberately ruptured the mica window and took pictures. I also have a spare SBT-11A that is broken, so I removed the window and took more pictures. The internal construction of both tubes feels identical. If we can somehow upload pictures in the G-M tube forum, (help!) others can do a better visual comparison.

I don't know how I made this mistake previously, but I thought the tube had 3 anode rods. A simple error. What I'd been feeling with a fingertip were 3 ridges made by folds of the sheet metal cathode which is formed to create four channels. The four anode wires run down the middle of these four cathode channels , and somewhat below the top of each ridge.
Although there are four anode wires, the two centre anode wires are common, both connected to the external, centre anode pin connector. I checked this on both models with a talking multimeter.
The two external cathode pin connectors are common to the entire sheet metal cathode.
I'll also try to attach a jpg file or two here. If anybody wants to communicate, please e-mail me direct at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., as I only occasionally check my mail on this forum. Besides that, if you want, I can probably e-mail you photos direct without all these editor hassles...

Okay, here goes again. These files are 3000 kb.
One is a peeled open sbt-11, the other an sbt-11A with only the mica window removed.