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Simply amazing restoration Eckhard! That is one of the finest examples of ETV you have there. I'm glad there are others out there taking care of these beauties.
Beautiful set!
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What an astonishing set.
My hands would have been trembling while working on such a treasure! It would be interesting to see a schematic diagram. Phil Nelson |
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Hi Phil,
here are the actual schematics of the set including the changes, I have registered: http://bs.cyty.com/menschen/e-etzold...Schematics.jpg Note, that the AL5 spz. and the CY1 spez. are replaced by a 6DQ5 and a 6AF3, until I get the original tubes. The set will leave my home in the next week :-( Eckhard |
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Eckhard,
Beautiful, simply beautiful. What a rarity. Are there any more than maybe 1 or 2 other working examples? I am in awe of what some of this board can do to bring these old beauties back to life. |
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That is a fantastic set. Just curious, is in in a museum, or a private collection?
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Hi,
There are IMHO ten surviving FE VIs today, you can find them photographed and listed on http://fernsehen.bplaced.net/ind_tel.html I know of another one of them, which is in working condition, you can see it even with a raster here: http://www.drm-berlin.de/museum/2007/2007.html The FE VI is the nmost commonly survived prewar set of all German prewar tv sets. Kind regards, Eckhard |
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I would be more nervous than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs tryin' to work on that bad boy...
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This is the raster which appears on the screen without an antenna signal. I have got the same raster before I tuned in the channel.
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This is an interesting observation Eckhard. Looking at the schematic it appears that the line and frame oscillator stages use blocking oscillators, so I would have expected the set display a normal blank raster. What do you think is causing the displayed raster to look like this when no signal is present?
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Eckhard,
Really appreciate you sharing this unusal and rare receiver restoration. The set really reflects German prewar attention to detail in design and engineering. I am especially intrigued by the modern looking, metal framed, rectangular control panel (?) above the Telefunken name. -Steve D.
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Steve,
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Kind regards, Eckhard |
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Fully-functioning 70 & 80 year old radios are commonplace on this site....but a working 72-year old television??? Congratulations on excellent work!
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My next project will be a 81-year old television ;-)
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Gorgeous and fascinating set, amazing restoration... On behalf of humankind, thanks for restoring that, and for sharing it!
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