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Old 01-05-2015, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Electronic M View Post
Somewhere buried in one of the sites dedicated to early color is one of the best descriptions of the synchroguide circuit I've seen.
Indeed. When my CT100 had a horizontal intermittent I looked
at scads of those, all the URLs now forgotten. That and lots
of testing with a scope never found the problem, the circuit is
too complicated and feedback-y. Nor did doing simulations. The problem
was solved by replacing ALL the resistors in or directly adjacent
to that circuit. One was bad at high temps and/or voltages. Testing
all the old ones with an ohmmeter and heat gun didn't find a bad one.
The caps had already long been replaced, along with two
resistors (replaced again).
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