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Old 04-07-2011, 10:56 PM
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Congratulations - I've wanted a Soviet TV for a while, but will probably hold out for a tube model (they made all tube B&W t's well into the late 80s)

Here's some info on it, it's solid state and from 1974.

http://rw6ase.narod.ru/000/tw/junost401.html

Also, attached is the original data sheet, for those unable to read the links on above webpage.

The schematic is here

http://www.rw6ase-dok1.narod.ru/arhiv/junost401sx.djvu

You will need the deja vu plugin for your browser

Above website contains a catalogue of almost all the consumer electronics made in the USSR. I was looking at it for hours when I first discovered it. I've got a couple radios, and a tube record player from the USSR. If you need help getting parts like transistors, send me a PM, I know a guy who is able to get this kind of stuff, I've used him a couple times in the past for misc. soviet parts. Some of their full range speakers are fun to play with in small arrays, and I bought a pile of spare needles for the record player.
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