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Captain Video 05-17-2023 06:03 PM

1960s icons here at home
 
TV is an early 60's Brazilian ABC:

Captain Video 05-17-2023 06:08 PM

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Alex KL-1 05-18-2023 06:23 AM

Cool!

old_tv_nut 05-18-2023 11:18 AM

Very nice!

ARC Tech-109 05-19-2023 08:11 AM

Very... different

Tube TV 07-20-2023 11:31 PM

Neat. Almost looks european, like a Phillips.

James9 08-28-2024 12:27 PM

old TV from Poland
 
https://a.allegroimg.com/s400/117657...lata-50-te-PRL

Hallo,

I found something like this in my grandma's attic while cleaning. The TV is from 60' Poland doesn't turn on, and I'm thinking about restoring it. Is it even possible? Some advice on how to check?

James

Alex KL-1 08-28-2024 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James9 (Post 3259295)
https://a.allegroimg.com/s400/117657...lata-50-te-PRL

Hallo,

I found something like this in my grandma's attic while cleaning. The TV is from 60' Poland doesn't turn on, and I'm thinking about restoring it. Is it even possible? Some advice on how to check?

James

A lot of things are needed to verify before attempting to power on old devices like that. All electrolytics grants a reforming or a substution, even before powering on. Is good to be sure about the H oscillator tube, and is good to check if CRT have vacuum and emission. In absence of a CRT tester, one can feed th heater of the CRT, and measure if it generates a negative voltage between the K and g1. High heater current than nominal can indicates a very gassy or leaky one, with air, and if heater current is ok, a absence of G1-k voltage (needs to read with a digital DMM) indicates no emission. Normally this achieve 1V or more.
Is good to check the flyback, to see if is destroyed.

If some terms here are strange to you, is good to fing reparator's sites and videos for studying what is needed for accomplishing it. Is possible, but requires a lot of patience and a fair bit of knowledge. And beware the high voltages!


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