You're a legend. The shat you resurrect astounds. Amazing what you can do when you know how stuff works vs just throwing paint and capacitors at something.
Remember the radio on Gilligan's Island? It too was a Packard Bell. I am so much like you wanting to restore something back to like new. You are caring for these old things. I wish I was as knowledgable as you are with those sets. I am so disheartened over the destruction of analog tv.
I have a TV I asked you before do you want my TV it’s a 32 inch RCA Victor TV with guide plus In perfect condition and it still runs perfectly but I had a lot of Cockatiels where my TV was so there’s some bird dust inside of it I did the best I could by Dusting the TV out from the bird dust the best I could you can pick it up if you want it’s yours for free I just want to remove it from my home and I know that you love resurrecting TVs and you love TVs CRTs TVs it’s yours my friend
Excellent!!! are you a magician !!!! I consider you as the messiah of the old televisions! many greetings and all my admiration for you from Argentina, South America !!!!
Its always a pleasure for me to see how you give last honors to this poor, abused devices. They are not only things, they were developed by intelligent engineers, made by hard working factory workers and enjoyed some people or a family over many years. Its always hard to see this going into trash. 😢
@@curbmassa As we advance technologically things we produce become cheaper to manufacture, more widely available to consumers, and has increased safety specifications. I'd much rather have a tv, car, house, or any other thing from today rather than from 1960...
Except that newer TV's have better resolution, better color, seldom go out of adjustment, never need to have a tube replaced, have a better picture format, support multiple technological inputs (versus only having a "tuner"), are more compact, use less materials in manufacture, and are VASTLY more affordable. Lets assume that console cost $300 in 1960 (and it was likely somewhat more). $300 in 1960 equates to $2,707 in 2021. TV's, and especially color TV's, back at that time were a major purchase for most families.
There are so many videos where ppl smash devices for fun. It makes me mad. But yours are so satisfying to watch. The set was left to rot, partially eaten away by the elements and the moment it coughs to live while you fix it. tuning in a channel after decades. Great :-) Love the channel. Rgds
Never thought that you will be a commentator on this video. Would you consider such an repair Job to be a „kitchen table repair“ or way too much ? I really enjoyed every single kitchen repair 👍
Massive respect to you . Just watched the whole thing . Nothing short of a miracle . I am lost for words . Never imagined that thing would work. Best wishes from the UK
😊😊👍👍🤣😂This Video brought back so many memories of being a 6 year old in 1965 learning how to fix TV,s with my late Dad. Using a screwdriver for testing for EHT on the Top cap anodes of the line output stages. If you had a nice blue lick of flash over to the screwdriver then we knew the valves(Tubes) in UK were good. I use to love spending many hours a day fixing all the neighbour's black and white TV,s. Our Valves(Tubes) here in the UK were numbered a lot differently to USA with PCL85 as a Vertical amp and EY86 as the EHT rectifier for the final anode voltage. Amazing how such an old TV picked up Mexican TV station 😊👍👍. Brilliant and very interesting video.👍👍👍
Great Video'' Wow, I can not get how you have such a good Picture on that old TV with the wrong yoke' That is incredible. Looks like all Black & White TV sets take the same yoke even if its from a way different TV. Your the best repair Man in this Country. You can get any TV working even if it was run over & smashed by 10 Trains on the Tracks. With all You can do I am sure you will find a way to make your own CRTs color & Black & White. To bad your going to trash the set after all the work you put in to it & got one very good Picture on it. You should totally restore the cabanet & redo the wood & some one will buy it as there is not manny of them TVs like that out there. There is not a TV in the world that is damaged bad enough that You can not repair. great Job on this.
I really enjoyed this one!! It was cool watching you Frankenstein it and get it to work. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing. You make it look easy buddy.
Your knowledge and skill amazes me. I learn a ton, in bits and pieces that I can comprehend, about troubleshooting electronics! CRTs specifically. Thanks for sharing!!
I can’t believe that it we works ! Shango066 can fix anything! Love watching your channel! I’m 63 and just started to do sad solid state stuff. Next stop build an Fm stereo tuner with vacuum bulbs! from a kit! Great Job entertaining!
You are giving me flashbacks of when I was a kid. You had to have the touch of a surgeon on our set to stop it from rolling. It was an Admiral. At least once a year the TV repairman came to replace a tube or two.
Your a magician! That TV-radio-phono set was a goner but now it just needs the cabinet rebuilt and you have a piece of history. All the moon landings were probably watched on this TV.
For a paper cap, that was exposed that much to the elements (rusty chassis), and none of them had to be changed to get a good working TV, those must be pretty good capacitors.
Man, this whole superstitious capacitor deal is very funny. I could probably make thousands off of my bad cap bucket selling to people that don't understand basic electronics...or more accurately, People chasing the classic bad capacitor sound. Totally disregarding how the amplifiers originally sounded.
@@aaronblair9583 Yes, it's quite horrifying that people cook their expensive power tubes with leaking paper coupling caps... My point was, the vertical and horizontal deflection circuits are very sensitive to leaking caps. The geometry was pretty good despite the mismatched yoke, so these caps are not leaking horribly, despite they were outside in the rain and condensing levels of humidity for who knows how long. Pretty good from a paper cap (and not just A paper cap, but dozens of them)! They may fail within 50 hours of use or less, but it was nice they didn't failed instantly.
I recognize those from Uncle Doug videos. I've given some black beauties to guitar friends to use as tone caps in their guitars. Basically no voltage across them so it doesn't matter that they are extremely leaky and they get the old school juju so whatever. I should put them ebay next time I yank them out of a project and rake in the cash.
Just stumbled across your page , love all things like this I take my hat off to you sir that’s dedication can’t believe they tossed it out in the rubbish 😳😂
I just cross here and you have one more fan to the chanel I have good memories from the tv my parents have one like that one on my first 10 years old thank you keep the good work my friend.
You know... fixing old TV's is fun for the sake of history..........and I can appreciate that. Some of these sets are SO FAR GONE, that I swear you're just making them work as a challenge.
After a minute or so I didn't even notice the graffiti . That thing would be perfect playing B&W horror movies in one of those Halloween haunted houses.
Amazing, I was thinking there was not way this was going to work. Not only did it work with a different yoke on it, it looked pretty damn good! You're amazing at what you do!
You absolutely amaze me with your ability to get what seems to be a totally hopeless cause working again. I'm totally astounded. Too bad it's in such rough shape, that actually has a nice picture.
What also amazes me is there's still analogue transmissions around. I think antennaman would certainly be interested! All gone by July I think though ?
This is never gonna stop amazing me when you take an absolute dumpster fire of a set and get it to work CORRECTLY. Not just borderline but working correctly. You had so many test leads hooked up and that franken-yoke set up…the crap is almost comical and you get the stuff to work.😂
Any competent woodworker could get the cabinet back into shape. or simply build a new one based on the old one. Would be cool if someone near you would volunteer to do it.
As always a joy to watch shango06 repairing CRTs and wireless sets. A more down to earth and enjoyable approach then a certain chap who spends time in his lab. (Comment from England)
I've seen you bring junk to life, but this is one of the ,more amazing ones. And of all of this set, the channel indicator is the coolest thing, I've never seen one like that.
9:05 The CRT neck has a lot of metal evaporated on the glass, so it has a billion hours in it, yet still produces good picture. I wonder if it's the original. Did Packard Bell made their own CRTs, or used which brand?
@@GoldSrc_ Huh? I was talking about the neck, not the cone. The cone can be recoated, yes, but there's no aquadag on the neck. At 9:05, you can see a translucent grey tint on the neck, near the socket, because the inside is coated with a thin metal layer, which comes from the slow evaporation of the filament and the cathode coating's material. Its presence means a lot of working hours. Probably many tens of thousands of hours, at least 20-30k.
Since you got a reasonable picture on it now I would be curious to see what the picture tube reads now since it has a little time on it. It may have come up in emissions.
Wow cool video. That sort of set looks as if it could lend itself to become a "James Bond" style behind the wall panel TV where the panel would slide u and a television would appear built into the wall.
In 1995 I had a Packard Bell PC and dial-up Internet. Internals looked virtually identical to this TV. Lol. I miss that PC. The Internet was new and still magical.
I remember this all the way back from where the live stream was up, I was watching and remember chis's live stream crapping out. Super excited for this.
wow your a magician :) thats amazing you have such a feel and second sight about those old sets, only changed 2 tubes and repaired bit wiring and it works perfectly . :)
Hello. Unhook your meter and hook up the flyback by plugging in the horizontal output. . The pre light on the horizontal output tube and usually the vet is also slightly on for quick startup. What an old piece. Thanks for listening
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You're a legend. The shat you resurrect astounds. Amazing what you can do when you know how stuff works vs just throwing paint and capacitors at something.
Antique Music Supply , lamp bulbs , plus 8 different colors of Fender jewel lamp covers for 2.95ea. I love that place. Ask for catalog too.
That is so awesome you doing this! Thank You for that!
Remember the radio on Gilligan's Island? It too was a Packard Bell. I am so much like you wanting to restore something back to like new. You are caring for these old things. I wish I was as knowledgable as you are with those sets. I am so disheartened over the destruction of analog tv.
I have a TV I asked you before do you want my TV it’s a 32 inch RCA Victor TV with guide plus In perfect condition and it still runs perfectly but I had a lot of Cockatiels where my TV was so there’s some bird dust inside of it I did the best I could by
Dusting the TV out from the bird dust the best I could you can pick it up if you want it’s yours for free I just want to remove it from my home and I know that you love resurrecting TVs and you love TVs CRTs TVs it’s yours my friend
Excellent!!! are you a magician !!!! I consider you as the messiah of the old televisions! many greetings and all my admiration for you from Argentina, South America !!!!
This television is a perfect metaphor for the state of California; 60 years ago, it was pretty nice.
Lol. This one wins the comments.
Best of luck restoring it
Larry elder
@Dennis P....indeed, Dennis...60 years ago...I remember it, well. Thanks.
Yes. It could stand as a modern art masterpiece
Its always a pleasure for me to see how you give last honors to this poor, abused devices. They are not only things, they were developed by intelligent engineers, made by hard working factory workers and enjoyed some people or a family over many years. Its always hard to see this going into trash. 😢
I can't believe how steady the output is, no blips, flakes, nothing. Amazing 😁. Goes to show, older is obviously better!!!
Yeah because as we advance things obviously become worse🙄
@@nieabtw Newer doesn't automatically equate with better,. It only means newer.
@@curbmassa As we advance technologically things we produce become cheaper to manufacture, more widely available to consumers, and has increased safety specifications. I'd much rather have a tv, car, house, or any other thing from today rather than from 1960...
Except that newer TV's have better resolution, better color, seldom go out of adjustment, never need to have a tube replaced, have a better picture format, support multiple technological inputs (versus only having a "tuner"), are more compact, use less materials in manufacture, and are VASTLY more affordable. Lets assume that console cost $300 in 1960 (and it was likely somewhat more). $300 in 1960 equates to $2,707 in 2021. TV's, and especially color TV's, back at that time were a major purchase for most families.
There are so many videos where ppl smash devices for fun. It makes me mad.
But yours are so satisfying to watch.
The set was left to rot, partially eaten away by the elements and the moment it coughs to live while you fix it. tuning in a channel after decades.
Great :-)
Love the channel. Rgds
#beautiful thankYou q maravilha ressuscitou uma TV tão antiga Parabéns # brazil
This gent should have a lot more subs.
Perfect combination of the sound of nature and vintage tube type electronics
For all that thing's been through, it's truly impressive how well it still works.
Never thought that you will be a commentator on this video. Would you consider such an repair Job to be a „kitchen table repair“ or way too much ? I really enjoyed every single kitchen repair 👍
Fancy seeing you here. Hope your HVAC job is going well
Massive respect to you . Just watched the whole thing . Nothing short of a miracle . I am lost for words . Never imagined that thing would work. Best wishes from the UK
10 mins in: There is no fcking way he is going to get a picture on this one.......44 mins: BAM!!!! He does it. Unreal.
That's what I said! And a pretty damn good picture as well!
@@garp32 Yeah right, I'd happily watch TV with that......if I watched TV :-)
UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!! Amazing work!! I am completely blown away. Much respect sir, much respect.
Amazing outcome on that set. You are the King of CRT TV resurrection. Awesome video.
That set deserves to survive. Incredible resurrection!
You are a bloody genius. Resurrecting the dead. Amazing.
Shango never lets us down
Another great vid
Thanks
Wow!!! That's so awesome!!!! Great job buddy!!! I say , dub it as the right yoke replacement!!! Once again, Great Job!!!
My hats off, you sir a freaking magician! Amazing! Incredible job!
😊😊👍👍🤣😂This Video brought back so many memories of being a 6 year old in 1965 learning how to fix TV,s with my late Dad. Using a screwdriver for testing for EHT on the Top cap anodes of the line output stages. If you had a nice blue lick of flash over to the screwdriver then we knew the valves(Tubes) in UK were good.
I use to love spending many hours a day fixing all the neighbour's black and white TV,s.
Our Valves(Tubes) here in the UK were numbered a lot differently to USA with PCL85 as a Vertical amp and EY86 as the EHT rectifier for the final anode voltage.
Amazing how such an old TV picked up Mexican TV station 😊👍👍.
Brilliant and very interesting video.👍👍👍
Totally awesome! Keep up the curside hunts!
Cheers and 73s KY.
I hope this can be handed off to someone who will do some restoration. That picture tube deserves more use until it finally dies of old age.
First little vibration caused by a fly will cause that yoke to come off. That yoke doesn’t fit and will just fall off.
@@keithwhisman Duct tape.
@FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation Sheer will.
Well that was something very different and so interesting!
Thanks for posting and I am impressed!
Great Video'' Wow, I can not get how you have such a good Picture on that old TV with the wrong yoke' That is incredible. Looks like all Black & White TV sets take the same yoke even if its from a way different TV. Your the best repair Man in this Country. You can get any TV working even if it was run over & smashed by 10 Trains on the Tracks. With all You can do I am sure you will find a way to make your own CRTs color & Black & White. To bad your going to trash the set after all the work you put in to it & got one very good Picture on it. You should totally restore the cabanet & redo the wood & some one will buy it as there is not manny of them TVs like that out there. There is not a TV in the world that is damaged bad enough that You can not repair. great Job on this.
Another job done,say hello from Romania 🇷🇴🇷🇴
Resurrecting the dead. You’re an E-GOD. You could probably get a picture on a old kitchen sink.
That was hilarious! Best Laugh in weeks! Oh Jeebus!
Hay,.... My TV's not working, but I've got a good picture on the old kitchen sink,....of dirty dishes!!
Front projection TV screen replacement.
Another excellent video by the E-God himself. Thanks for taking us along for the ride and take care!
Great picture! Amazing that it works! Restore it! I'd watch that series!
I really enjoyed this one!! It was cool watching you Frankenstein it and get it to work. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing. You make it look easy buddy.
Simply amazing job.
Your knowledge and skill amazes me. I learn a ton, in bits and pieces that I can comprehend, about troubleshooting electronics! CRTs specifically. Thanks for sharing!!
I love how you used the console's radio while you were working on the TV chassis
Thoroughly enjoyable.
This may be the best kluge you have ever cobbled together!
Still amazes me that they made all this work back in the early days of television
Fascinating. I want this tv fully restored. Now I know I'm not the only one who loves old b and w tvs.
I can’t believe that it we works ! Shango066 can fix anything! Love watching your channel! I’m 63 and just started to do sad solid state stuff. Next stop build an Fm stereo tuner with vacuum bulbs! from a kit! Great Job entertaining!
You are giving me flashbacks of when I was a kid. You had to have the touch of a surgeon on our set to stop it from rolling. It was an Admiral. At least once a year the TV repairman came to replace a tube or two.
Your a magician! That TV-radio-phono set was a goner but now it just needs the cabinet rebuilt and you have a piece of history. All the moon landings were probably watched on this TV.
Just another little piece of America.
Legend has it that it came from Mission Control in Houston and they want it back.
Wow!! Amazing!!! What a great video.
Your incredible. Thanks this was great.👍
Nice work! Persistence pays off since you clearly have the knowledge, tools and parts. Very enjoyable to watch, Thanks!
That Graffiti is written in Klingon language meaning : "Wait For It"! Absolutely brilliant and outstanding resurrection!
You serious Clark?
@Niko2100 I don’t see it
@Niko2100 I was trying to figure that out.. I thought for sure the "n" was an "s"...
It says Lersh... The L is backwards and the tv was probably on its side while Lersh most likely tags vertical no way does it say venom.
Y’all trippin’ this says JERSH
Shango, you are absolutely amazing!
Wow, I'm impressed. Good job.
You can list that on ebay as "fully restored", LOL
"Antique" "rare!"
Only needs little cosmetic work on the cabinet...
"Seller refurbished."
Hey Shango, keep those blue molded caps. Put them on eBay. They were used in 60s Fender amps and have value to some people. Crack hookah make good!
For a paper cap, that was exposed that much to the elements (rusty chassis), and none of them had to be changed to get a good working TV, those must be pretty good capacitors.
Man, this whole superstitious capacitor deal is very funny. I could probably make thousands off of my bad cap bucket selling to people that don't understand basic electronics...or more accurately, People chasing the classic bad capacitor sound. Totally disregarding how the amplifiers originally sounded.
@@aaronblair9583 Yes, it's quite horrifying that people cook their expensive power tubes with leaking paper coupling caps... My point was, the vertical and horizontal deflection circuits are very sensitive to leaking caps. The geometry was pretty good despite the mismatched yoke, so these caps are not leaking horribly, despite they were outside in the rain and condensing levels of humidity for who knows how long. Pretty good from a paper cap (and not just A paper cap, but dozens of them)! They may fail within 50 hours of use or less, but it was nice they didn't failed instantly.
I recognize those from Uncle Doug videos.
I've given some black beauties to guitar friends to use as tone caps in their guitars. Basically no voltage across them so it doesn't matter that they are extremely leaky and they get the old school juju so whatever. I should put them ebay next time I yank them out of a project and rake in the cash.
People buy bad capacitors? Should've kept the old ones I replaced.
Perfect linearity with the wrong yoke. Incredible. This is my favorite channel on youtube, and I watch a _lot_ of youtube!
Just stumbled across your page , love all things like this I take my hat off to you sir that’s dedication can’t believe they tossed it out in the rubbish 😳😂
Brilliant Shango! From the curb to a functioning TV set. Thanks for keeping this alive!
I just cross here and you have one more fan to the chanel I have good memories from the tv my parents have one like that one on my first 10 years old thank you keep the good work my friend.
You know... fixing old TV's is fun for the sake of history..........and I can appreciate that. Some of these sets are SO FAR GONE, that I swear you're just making them work as a challenge.
After a minute or so I didn't even notice the graffiti . That thing would be perfect playing B&W horror movies in one of those Halloween haunted houses.
That would look really cool
because you are from da hood
Fricken amazing! half the wrong parts,missing parts,capacitors so old they should be dust,yoke wrong,and a near perfect picture. Good work!
Absolutely Amazing!
The birds in the background make my parrot love your videos as much as I do!
Absolutely INCREDIBLE...
Amazing, I was thinking there was not way this was going to work. Not only did it work with a different yoke on it, it looked pretty damn good! You're amazing at what you do!
I swear you are a wizard with magical powers to get something like this working. You are absolutely amazing!
You absolutely amaze me with your ability to get what seems to be a totally hopeless cause working again. I'm totally astounded. Too bad it's in such rough shape, that actually has a nice picture.
Amazingly skilled debugging!
Not every heroes wear a cape, some fix old trashed TV , with a screwdriver and a pair of dish gloves
What also amazes me is there's still analogue transmissions around. I think antennaman would certainly be interested! All gone by July I think though ?
Man , You never cease to amaze me ... wow ! I don’t think I-even heard any buzz on the graphics
New subscriber, that was really brilliant. Congratulations.!!!
this is amazing, old tv with a good image and sound, congrats.
This is never gonna stop amazing me when you take an absolute dumpster fire of a set and get it to work CORRECTLY. Not just borderline but working correctly. You had so many test leads hooked up and that franken-yoke set up…the crap is almost comical and you get the stuff to work.😂
Any competent woodworker could get the cabinet back into shape. or simply build a new one based on the old one. Would be cool if someone near you would volunteer to do it.
Not likely ...
It's just a plywood box with molding around the front, the only problem I see is recreating the trim ring around the CRT.
@@fostercathead Yes very likely. It's laminated plywood. If you have high quality photos of the set everything can be remade.
If I didn't see this with my own eyes, I would have called you a liar!
Way to go, man!
Awsome resurrection!!!
Great job! Not one capacitor changed. God Bless!
You never cease to amaze me with your techniques. Great job Mr. 👏
Hey she's a keeper just get some shellac on the cabinet! Nice work...
gostei muito reliquia viva novamente parabens
Love the glow shot, and yeah. That CRT is dekivering the goods!
Nice work. I learned a lot.
Such a shame this was left to be physically destroyed when the electronics work so well...
But, that's the American Way!
@@fostercathead its exactly what the 1960s mentality was , throw everything away and screw it
@@Themaxleydog the throw away mentality started in the 90's and really took off in the 2000's when most everyone wanted the latest and greatest!
@@SuperBuzzbomb American cars were designed to fall apart after three years.
@@kyle8952 Has america ever actually built a decent car anyway?
wow amazing good picture and good Focus well done again
Damn! I’m impressed that you got that thing running! Great job!
As always a joy to watch shango06 repairing CRTs and wireless sets. A more down to earth and enjoyable approach then a certain chap who spends time in his lab. (Comment from England)
Who might that be? I’d like to watch the difference between the two, and see different approaches to repairs
@@19seventy97 I'm guessing Mr. Carlson's Lab.
I did think the same to be honest, but then again half of the other repair channels are in labs and workshops
Both channels are good. One is what I know I should aspire to. The other is what I have come to accept I am. :)
I’m here on Mr. C’s recommendation.
Pretty damned amazing!!!! 👍
wow, super impressive resurrection/skills, superb stuff!!
These old TV sets had a really good sound!
I was amazed @ 28:07 when the line raster appeared. Thanks for another entertaining video, Shango.
that is amazing, you brought life back into that old set bravo.
I've seen you bring junk to life, but this is one of the ,more amazing ones. And of all of this set, the channel indicator is the coolest thing, I've never seen one like that.
Amazing! Well done.
9:05 The CRT neck has a lot of metal evaporated on the glass, so it has a billion hours in it, yet still produces good picture. I wonder if it's the original. Did Packard Bell made their own CRTs, or used which brand?
That's just old aquadag coating, it can be recoated.
@@GoldSrc_ Huh? I was talking about the neck, not the cone. The cone can be recoated, yes, but there's no aquadag on the neck. At 9:05, you can see a translucent grey tint on the neck, near the socket, because the inside is coated with a thin metal layer, which comes from the slow evaporation of the filament and the cathode coating's material. Its presence means a lot of working hours. Probably many tens of thousands of hours, at least 20-30k.
Shango,again I am impressed. Incredible job.
So interesting that channel 6 still works in some places. Thanks for the education!
wow impressive !!! and very surprised your tech skills to put together 50years ago tech gadget
Whenever I hear Packard Bell, I think of the computers in the 90s
America grew up listening to them, it still did in the 90's lol.
@@bandbgamesroom No. The brand name has been sold multiple times. No more represtntative of the original company than Crosley is now.
When we were kids a neighbor had a car that had to be 20+ years old and that was in the mid 60's. It was a Packard Bell.
Impressive and informative. Now I know the yokes I find on busted tvs can be used for other tvs.
Since you got a reasonable picture on it now I would be curious to see what the picture tube reads now since it has a little time on it. It may have come up in emissions.
Wow cool video. That sort of set looks as if it could lend itself to become a "James Bond" style behind the wall panel TV where the panel would slide u and a television would appear built into the wall.
In 1995 I had a Packard Bell PC and dial-up Internet. Internals looked virtually identical to this TV. Lol. I miss that PC. The Internet was new and still magical.
I remember this all the way back from where the live stream was up, I was watching and remember chis's live stream crapping out. Super excited for this.
Never thought he took it home especially after saying it smelled like piss
Hey Shang0. Loved to see this poor thing come,back to life. Keep the videos coming. Has always Liked. All my very best.
Great job Shango 066 on getting that tv to work ,
As always! Great work! My admiration is all in the name of Shits and Giggles!!! The clarity of crts with a digital signal. Wow!
1st class video to watch thank you take care kind regards from me kenneth
wow your a magician :) thats amazing you have such a feel and second sight about those old sets, only changed 2 tubes and repaired bit wiring and it works perfectly . :)
That was amazing. Great picture. I would say “a keeper”
I see "blue molded" caps in there. VERY valuable to vintage Fender amp people.
Hello. Unhook your meter and hook up the flyback by plugging in the horizontal output. .
The pre light on the horizontal output tube and usually the vet is also slightly on for quick startup. What an old piece. Thanks for listening