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Old 02-17-2004, 09:10 PM
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Is it just me?

Every time I see "Little Admiral" I wonder if it's the same as "Little Elvis."
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Old 02-17-2004, 09:20 PM
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Max,

are you absolutely sure it goes through to the coil?
If it does you should be able to turn it continously for quite a few turns in each direction. There may be a stop inside that metal bracket. not suggesting you should force it or anything

If you could turn it more than 3/4 of a turn you might be able to lock it in on frequency.

chances are something like a cap or resistor has drifted off spec to mess it up in the first place but you might be able to compensate with the control.

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Hello,

The Horizontal hold is actually a coil, it looks like a pot because is is mounted along two other pots, but it goes through that piece and into a coil. The problem with this set is that there seems to be no other hozizontal contorl coil on the chassis, perhaps something that was eliminated on a small set like this to save cost??

Thanks for the help,
Max M.
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Old 02-17-2004, 09:53 PM
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It Works!!!!

Well, I took the advice and fiddled with the horozontal hold coil some more, it turns out is was jammed and would not turn more, but I "forced" it a little, and the picture snapped right in!!

I would like to thank everybody who helped me on this TV, and now I will be looking into my other broken TVs!
About to start restoring my little 8" 1956 RCA Portable (I seem to be attracted to small TVs, I also have a little working Emerson 8" from 1956) (Model 1232)

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