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Predicta “Tandem” Restoration begins
1958 Predicta Tandem TV Pt-1 Repair & Restore
https://youtu.be/b6qbD_VqZ4U |
I would enjoy reading descriptions of your set and the restoration process, rather than just seeing links to videos. Do you have any plans to post text or pictures?
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Most like the YouTube link. You can watch what you want and scan thru the parts your not interested in.
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I pretty much operate the same way...I almost never even click on video links on restorations as I don't have time for watching something I already have the skills to do and could read a summary of in 1/4 the time (thus why I stick to the text summaries).
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At the risk of sounding negative, I am also one who never clicks on a YouTube link. They often are way too long and ramble on. I appreciate the attempt though. What works for me best is the written word with some photos.
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Sometimes I'll watch one of Shango's vids all the way thru, just out of amazement at the guy's sheer acumen and gung-ho approach.
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I understand, but a lot of folks like the YouTube link, especially the younger folks who are interested in old TV’s and Radios.
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Nothing wrong with youtube links, I mean, we are restoring video devices, but production values make it. Which is why I don’t do my own. It takes planning and scripting to pop out a good video. I’ve even seen it on youtube ads (there’s a Zoro on that sounds like it was done at 3:00 pm on friday.)
Stuff like background noise/hum, fumbling, etc, makes me turn off a video fast. Also, excessively long intros. Get to the meat of things. You’ll notice the ones with high sub counts get into the subject fast and have a clean presentation. (Even Asionometry, with his intro plugging his Patreon is into the subject in under a minute.) It takes effort, and honestly, video editing tools do so much, it’s overwhelming at first. But the “uhhh” and “hold on while I adjust the light” and stuff like that… you can always cut stuff out (you’d be amazed at how many edits some videos have. Someone I know counted over 100 edits in a 3 minute music video(!)) Not a debbie downer here - just trying to be constructive. |
Part 2 now on YouTube
Thanks for watching, please comment. 1958 Predicta Tandem TV Pt-2 Repair & Restore https://youtu.be/dp-7F1_8mmw |
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1958 Predicta Tandem TV Pt-4 Repair & Restore
https://youtu.be/ybwFe0p8Pik |
Pt 5
Finishing the replacement legs , stripping the old finish from the front of the cabinet then stain and Polyurethane on both. 1958 Predicta Tandem TV Pt-5 Repair & Restore https://youtu.be/qLmZYhq3aeA |
How did you come by the dimensions to make your replacement legs?
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I basically looked at Tandem’s online to get an idea of the leg height and shape. Their not perfect but look in proportion to the cabinet
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Cleaning and polishing the Front CRT Screen, cleaning the rear CRT Cover and painting the support arms.
1958 Predicta Tandem TV Pt-6 Repair & Restore https://youtu.be/LQggt0oKoss |
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