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That is a nice, sharp picture from your set, Bob.
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Thanks. That's from an Admiral 24A12 with a 20A1 chassis which uses a staggered tuned IF for really wide bandwidth with a flat plateau.
The 30A1 chassis used in the 30Axx sets like UberVacTuber's uses two peaked IF frequencies for a "double-humped" response. I haven't aligned one of these yet, but I expect it won't have quite as good a response. On the other hand, this wide a response can be a bad thing. When you feed a color signal into this set you get dots - I think from the 3.58 MHZ color sub-carrier. Later sets had a color filter circuit of some sort I believe. I read about a workaround elsewhere on VK to use the green component output of a DVD player fed into an RF modulator. It worked great for me ![]()
Last edited by bandersen; 10-29-2011 at 12:25 AM. |
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Ugh. I have not seen a dot pattern like that before. Waiting in my queue is an Admiral 24C15, which has a 20B1 chassis according to Rider's. I wonder if it will have the same response to color signals?
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