dr.ido
05-30-2009, 07:03 AM
A couple of recent acquisitions. I haven't really checked these out yet, just took some pics as I unloaded them into the shed.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/hmvbraddon18.jpg
A HMV 12613 "Braddon" 18 inch delta gun, marked as manufactured in Japan for EMI Australia. It powers up with reasonable brightness, so it may be salvageable.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/hmvbraddon18inside.jpg
It's a Toshiba CRT and most of the semiconductors are Sanyo, but I'm not sure who actually made it.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/sonyconsole.jpg
An unknown Sony 18 inch console. The back panel is missing, so I don't have a model number. Unfortunately like most 18 inch Sony's I think the CRT is bad. I get a dim undersized raster with no red.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/sonyconsoleinside.jpg
The neck board is pretty crispy. The output transistors have been replaced and are mismatched. I'll check this out more thoroughly later, but I'm not too hopeful.
On a completely unrelated note, but included because it was in the same load:
http://65c02.org/images/ak/teacxr510.jpg
A Teac XR-510 VHS data recorder. Completely useless I'm sure, but it looks cool.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/hmvbraddon18.jpg
A HMV 12613 "Braddon" 18 inch delta gun, marked as manufactured in Japan for EMI Australia. It powers up with reasonable brightness, so it may be salvageable.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/hmvbraddon18inside.jpg
It's a Toshiba CRT and most of the semiconductors are Sanyo, but I'm not sure who actually made it.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/sonyconsole.jpg
An unknown Sony 18 inch console. The back panel is missing, so I don't have a model number. Unfortunately like most 18 inch Sony's I think the CRT is bad. I get a dim undersized raster with no red.
http://65c02.org/images/ak/sonyconsoleinside.jpg
The neck board is pretty crispy. The output transistors have been replaced and are mismatched. I'll check this out more thoroughly later, but I'm not too hopeful.
On a completely unrelated note, but included because it was in the same load:
http://65c02.org/images/ak/teacxr510.jpg
A Teac XR-510 VHS data recorder. Completely useless I'm sure, but it looks cool.