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04-29-2010, 02:01 PM
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If it has all of the adapters and paperwork, it would be a help when working on a console TV chassis out of the cabinet.
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04-29-2010, 04:42 PM
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As radiotvnut said, getting adapters/cables and a manual are very important. Without them, you could still use it if you made your own cables or found some for sale separately. Depending on what type(s) of color TVs you will work on, you may not need very many different cables/adapters. If you get it, I (or maybe other members) can help you with making cables or using the proper ones. That appears to be a 19" RCA test jig, but the ones from a Sylvania like mine would work too.
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I'm trying to find a home for an RCA, just a little older than this one I think. Should have all the cords with it. Any interest? Not much left in my friend's shop, and the wrecking ball is on the way
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05-01-2010, 09:26 PM
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I went back to the shop today and loaded up the jig. Looks like lots of adapters, though I need to sort through them. Has a phosphor burn spot in the center, guess somebody didn't have the yoke hooked up right one time.
I've been working on cleaning out this shop for about 16 months now! Very little worthwhile left...I think one more pickup load will do it.
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