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Resurrection Retro
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2021
Resurrection Retro is about taking old tech that no-one wants or loves and bringing it back to life. Dosent matter what it is as long as it is a bit old and fruity.
Unseen Helicopter and Pit footage of the 1996 British Grand Prix on Video8 Tape
A friend asked me to look through some Video8 tapes for any useful footage on some tapes. He gave me the Sony Video8 Camera and the tapes to i can get the footage then wipe the tapes and do whatever with them after.
On one tape was behind the scenes footage of the 1996 British Grand Prix.
I managed to get a clean copy using an EasyCap USB device and cleaned it up.
Enjoy
On one tape was behind the scenes footage of the 1996 British Grand Prix.
I managed to get a clean copy using an EasyCap USB device and cleaned it up.
Enjoy
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Sony SLV-301UB VHS Video recorder repair and Resurrection
มุมมอง 328วันที่ผ่านมา
Today we take a look at a Sony SLV-301UB that came in from an Ebay Seller. The machine was sold not working and has all the usual issues a video recorder has due to age and storage.
Original Sega Megadrive found at the thrift store - inspection and test
มุมมอง 18621 วันที่ผ่านมา
Found this Megadrive at the thrift store for very little money. Lets check it out and see if it works..
1980s Quickshot Joystick fast service and repair
มุมมอง 4821 วันที่ผ่านมา
Today we take a look at a quickshot joystick that came in from an ebay seller. We perform an inspection and a quick service on the contacts within the joystick.
Toshiba 16RB05 16 inch CRT analysis and repair
มุมมอง 11921 วันที่ผ่านมา
Today we power up this left for dead CRT television and see what we get. I pretty much overlooked it on the junk pile but decided to take it home. From what I can tell this was made in 1986 and is an early SCART socket TV. Cosmetically challenged it surprised me when i opened it up.
Hitachi CWP 1471 CRT TV repair of bad jungle chip
มุมมอง 9521 วันที่ผ่านมา
This little Hitachi CWP 1471 CRT TV failed while playing ZX Spectrum games on it. I originally thought it was the tube however I manged to track down a jungle chip for it. This was a last ditched attempt to repair it before going to the e-waste. It had taken so much time and resources. Lets see if the jungle chip works.
Sony CRT Trinitron Resurrection and Repair Hyperlapse
มุมมอง 13321 วันที่ผ่านมา
Sometimes I don't want to go into the fine detail of a resurrection and just want to power along on the repairs and refurbishment.... Hyperlapse with some good tunes is a good way to bring you along for the ride. The TV is a Sony KV-1400UB pulled from a recycling pile. Enjoy
Sony KV-1430UB CRT TV repaired and resurrected from the junk pile
มุมมอง 41121 วันที่ผ่านมา
This little 40 year old Trinitron looks like a rough old dirt ball. It was last chance saloon for it and was about to go into the shredder. Lets see how far we can polish this junk heap up.
Akai VS5-EK VHS Video Head Replacement
มุมมอง 571หลายเดือนก่อน
Today we replace the worn video head on the Akai VS-5EK. The current video head comes from a scrapped Akai VS-1EK front loader and was quite work.
Amstrad PC1512 Part 4 - XTIDE fun on PC1640
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While the PC1512 monitor is screwed I install the XTIDE into the PC1640 and setup the storage.
Sony Widescreen CRT TV keeps switching off!
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Today we take a look at a Sony Widescreen Trinitron with a possible fault of switching off after 10 - 20 mins of use. There may be external environmental issues making this set switch off.
Screen voltage drop test
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Today I put the little Hitachi TV on the right on test after replacing the Screen voltage resistor. The resistor kept on shorting while running and making the screen darken. We see in 2 minutes 50 minutes of runtime to see if the picture on the right darkens as the resistor goes open. Yes, The Trinitron on the left does look a little red. It need further adjustment after a month of running ever...
Amstrad PC1512 Part 3 - One Amstrad or two?
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Amstrad PC1512 Part 3 - One Amstrad or two?
Smashed Sony KV 1612UB resurrection - Part 1
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Smashed Sony KV 1612UB resurrection - Part 1
1987 Amstrad PC1512 Part 2 - Bytes or No Bytes?
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1987 Amstrad PC1512 Part 2 - Bytes or No Bytes?
USB Cassette Player Review. Is it good or bad?
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USB Cassette Player Review. Is it good or bad?
Another Sony Trinitron fixed and lives again.
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Another Sony Trinitron fixed and lives again.
Made a big chuffing mistake with this Philips TV
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Made a big chuffing mistake with this Philips TV
Little Prandoni TV tours Europe and comes home..
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Little Prandoni TV tours Europe and comes home..
1987 Amstrad PC1512 Part 1 - Dead or No Dead?
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1987 Amstrad PC1512 Part 1 - Dead or No Dead?
Sony KV 1400UB Resurrection and Repair
มุมมอง 5044 หลายเดือนก่อน
Sony KV 1400UB Resurrection and Repair
Mitsubishi CT-2117 CRT TV analysis and partial restoration
มุมมอง 3694 หลายเดือนก่อน
Mitsubishi CT-2117 CRT TV analysis and partial restoration
1970 Prandoni 269 CRT TV resurrection
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1970 Prandoni 269 CRT TV resurrection
Junk shop Matsui video recorder resurrection
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Junk shop Matsui video recorder resurrection
Philips VR2021 Analysis and Resurrection
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Philips VR2021 Analysis and Resurrection
1990s Philips G90AE Television Resurrection Attempt
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1990s Philips G90AE Television Resurrection Attempt
Sony TC-WE825S Dual tape deck walkthrough
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Sony TC-WE825S Dual tape deck walkthrough
I have a couple of those ear VCRs and they have a ton of bad SMD caps inside of them. They tend to use them in specific modules like the HIFI boards or whatever. I have one of them torn down to replace stuff, but it's a huge bear of a project
1999 i would guess.
What’s crazy is I too have the same tv with no sound . The picture has improved with running, and the same restore had failed. Must be a common issue.
Mine eats the tape and makes a loud noise when you hit play im just gona trash it shame
I can actually remember the way these felt while in hand. Nostalgia hitting hard.
Back in the day, we would never clean a mode switch. The policy was replaced or return unrepaired.
@@zero0ryn wow. They is pretty draconian. Tho if you get the customer into a new vcr that means more money
@@ResurrectionRetro I'm not sure it was about getting the customer to buy new ( I worked in a repair center we only did repairs ) I think it was more about making a quality repair. Also I'm not sure that switch cleaner was anything like as good as it is now. I remember it being an anti-lubricant. At least what we used to spray on pots would remove any lubricant. We'd do contact cleaning first then very carefully add some lubricant after. The contact cleaner reminded me of dog breath.
Interesting. What’s the value of these units?
I sold my one about a year ago for £150..Was a bit ratty but fully functional. so i'd say £250 for a mint boxed one.... maybe a little higher.
@@ResurrectionRetro Thanks, appreciate it. I have one pretty much new in a box that I used over 30 years ago in my studio. I couldn't sell it at $35CAD, so I'll try at $250+. ;)
You need to ask you’re self; why is that chip shorted, check the caps
i like the vintage tv openings
@@briangoldberg4439 thank you. Took Inspration from Victor Lewis Smith's "Going Logo"
What that tube brand, Mullard? I never saw one of those in the US. I have 2 Toshibas from about the same time and they have Toshiba branded tubes in them. Do you think the chassis is a different brand is it's just branded Toshiba?
@@briangoldberg4439 not sure. Will have to crack the tv open again and have a look. Due to get it back down from the attic anyway
Who’s the bellend wearing the full rubber? 😅
He just turned up on my doorstep asking for a bowl of sugar. Ended up with a plate of food and a game controller in his hand.. Never knew his name but was very polite till someone got his high score.
This model was the one we had connected to our home computers back in the day. BBC, Spectrum 128 and finally Atari St. Many happy hours gazing into this TV.
Sorry for being off topic but doesn’t that head mechanism look just like a little army tank driving forward and reversing!
BattleZone!
Nice! Beautiful tv restoration and hot bear at same video. Jackpot 😉😊
looks great! seems like maybe the image is bouncing around up and down a little bit? wonder what could be causing that?
any way to reduce the high pitch noise i want to buy a old crt tv at my thrift store but they all have that loud high pitch noise, i know they all make that noice but they are so loud
@@elden4267 unfortunatly all CRTs will have that. Its the scanning coils to move the electron beam across the screen. Welcome to the worlds of vintage electronics.
sure these had a recall on them for causing fires in peoples homes.
@@Electrotat will make sure i make a youtube short on that when my house burns down :))
Beautiful little set! Did a great job on this one mate, massive difference!
Is this for sale?
Is it possible to make audio video input?
no
As there become fewer and fewer CRT's around, ANY one is worth saving. They're parts can be salvaged, or at the very least it can be used as a display piece of a bygone time.
The noise during rewind and fast forward is probably due to the "sticktion" problem these machines have. The drum is too shiney and the air cushion that keeps the tape from sticking to the drum gets squeezed out and the tape tries to grab onto the drum. My SL-2000 had this problem and it sounds like yours has the same problem. I replaced the upper drum with one from Sony years ago, and I don't have the problem anymore.
Do you have a spare smoke-glass panel from the defunct one?
Unusual one this, quite nice too
Is it possible disassemble and clean the key contacts without desoldering them… half of the ones on my keyboard are dodgy… Dont fancy desoldering them all… ta.
A trick to getting the cables through the hole in the drum is to stick them into a plastic drinking or cocktail straw, and then pass the straw through the holes in the drum. you can then lower it down and viola
Noce work m8
The part you ordered is not the idler, the idler in this machine is only used for fast forward and rewind. What you ordered is in fact the mechanism for the take up reel. The big rubber from that spare part is driven by the capstan flywhweel, via that the small rubber on the other side the take up reel is driven. Ussually the original part is still good and does not need to be replaced. Besides that, I noticed your machine goes into the famous breakdown mode each time you eject the tape. I think the timing is a bit off regarding the 2 plastic loading gears. Once the cassette lift is up, try to adjust the gears a bit. Make sure the O- shaped form on each gear is in line with the metal opening above it. Good luck!
I used to drool over this in the Boots audio/video department in the early 1980's! It looked like nothing else at the time.
Had the red Pye version as a monitor some years ago but was so unreliable with pots failing and resistors going high gave it up as a bad job and dumped it.
Greetings! I came across your video by accident. I bought a KV-M1400 about a year ago. The TV was delivered packed by a transport company. Unzipped and turned on, but no, black screen. Having removed the back cover, you found exactly such a fracture of the board. I think this is a problem place in them. (At low temperatures, the crystal lattice begins to change and tin changes into another form called "gray tin". This transition is accompanied by an increase in volume, which can lead to the destruction of the tin coating. This phenomenon is called "tin plague". The device reacts by tapping.)
I love the old video players. Can't beat them.
Amazing looking machine!
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He's not wrong. It's an awful anthem.
You probably can move the eccentricity gauge closer to the head disk where the tip is in contact when you spin the disk along with zeroing out the dial to get an accurate reading. I can just tell that it is off a little. Which would cause the picture "warbling" issue.
TH-cam just recommended this video to me and idk why but i like it
I saw nothing change on the screens or am i missing something
Thank you
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A widescreen CRT this small is quite a rare sight, the more common widescreen tubes are 29" and bigger. And it's not being 100Hz is also rare. The lack of 100Hz scan conversion makes it perfect for retro gaming, while the 16:9 screen makes it perfect for movies. Let's have a look at the service menu, this probably has an hours counter! These later Trinitrons are usually good for 25k hours. The smaller the tube, the higher the life, because they have the same guns, but smaller screens need lower beam current for the same brightness. I have a 27" 4:3 Trinitron with 30+ k hours, it still has some picture. Once I had a 29" flat Trinitron (KV-29FX20) with 43.000 hours in it and zero repairs to the chassis, it needed a 10 minutes warmup to produce a picture, and even after that it was so dim it was only visible in a dark room. I replaced the tube, resoldered the chassis and replaced some critical electrolytics, and it kept going, it might still work...
That's how they're meant to sound
What model is this? If you can't get a replacement flyback, please at least save that nice Hitachi tube. This thing doesn't look high hour.
Careful! Eht bites
I had that fault on one of these, there was a dead resistor on the CRT base PCB, can't remember which one it was now, but I think it was something to do with the G2 voltage, there was something like a couple of hundred volts one side of the resistor, and nothing the other. Anoyingly I don't have the telly with me at the moment, otherwise I'd pop the back off and see which resistor it was!
Oh memories. My first machine was an Amstrad 1640 with one floppy drive. Hercules monitor. Later I added an MFM 20mt hard drive and an EGA monitor. I still have the diskettes.
This POSTs faster than my AMD 7800X3D
I Germany these PCs they were sold under the Brand Schneider, and 100% Identical. A good friend of mine had this.
Wow Brings back some memories used the same machine in 1987 when I did my HND in Coventry Technical Collage (the Butts). looking forward for your next video Thank you 🙂