Alignment videos are difficult to accurately capture all of what's going on this is a pretty lame attempt at a very difficult complex tasks that often results in the most boring of videos.
i'd love to find an old warehouse with a few of these unboxers. And damn those pirate police! lol Thanks for sharing this beauty, and showing the tedious alignment. not something i'd want to do if my life depended on it.
Instant TH-cam Classic. I've been watching for a couple years and this is one of your best for obvious reasons. I can't imagine you not keeping this in your house on display even if you don't watch it...it's beautiful. Oh did that say Indianapolis, Indiana?!?!?!
I have a new old stock fujia reel to reel tube tape recorder from 1959. it still works great. it was one of the cheaper japanese recorders back in the day. it has a 35w4 rectifier tube. the caps seem to work fine. It's great to see somthing like you have still a new set never used. I would love to find a tv like that in really awesome shape. 😊
Very interesting about the "tin whiskers". I would love to find a 1965 NOS RCA New Vista Color Console. Your video is very educational and informative. I very much agree about "needle" meters verses digital. Thanks! Gary
That was a very interesting video, wasn’t boring either & I didn’t know there was so much work in aligning tv’s.......Thankyou for sharing it with us shango. :)
You mentioned Volvo's problem child lol... And you didn't post a nice simple radio vid either! You have a lot to answer for sir, including my adoption of a 1984 Bang & Olufsen 8802 26" colour TV which I'm now working through hopefully to have it working properly sometime this year. :D As ever, thanks for posting.
My old Sylviania VTVM takes a 3v battery for the ohmmeter section. It was built like a tank, and has Loktal tubes instead of the typical 7-pin miniatures.
@30:47. You mention copyright detection on youtube. Just to let you know. They watermark the shows with an invisible/inaudible signal that youtube looks for. It's an extremely low bandwidth signal(about 2 to 4 bit per second.) But it's very robust, able to survive most analog processing and distortion. That's how youtube detects copyrighted meterial.
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2:43 "Congratulations". They would've said "Conglaturation" or "Congratulation" like the way it was used in AVGN episodes like "Ghostbusters" and "Ghosts 'N Goblins".
is there anyone in the Los Angeles area that can align my 1950 Hoffman Television. Works fine with great CRT but the IF is out of alignment. Had this TV since I was born and has great sentimental value to me.
It's a shame that you haven't got any analogue T.V. stations on the air anymore to give the receiver a real test.I guess you folk across the pond used Vestigal Sideband A.M. for the video carrier like we did here to save spectrum space."Modulators" in consumer electronic products would usually be Double sideband A.M. video carrier and I'm guessing that this would be true of low power homemade analogue T.V. transmitters also.
Yes! RF modulators in consumer equipment did produce a double sideband signal. To add the HP filter that's needed to trim off some of the lower sideband would've just added more to the cost. Besides, feeding a double sideband signal to the TV had no effect on it performance. All it did was just bleed a little over into the lower ajecant channel.
Can you offer any insight on a RCA CTC 16LX? ( I still gotta track down a bk sweep/marker generator model 415 and somehow make cables for it :/ ) I still can't work out what the heck this means... in the SAMS about the IF video alignment , :o generator coupling “ Connect high side to ungrounded tube shield over Mixer-osc low side to ground “ huh?? :o I am still a LONG way away from the alignment point, I first must un-do the effect of it sitting in storage since the mid 80s, but since now that I found that the 21fjp22a is OK, ( long story ) I'm starting to restore it and sooner or later will need alignment help, as I have never done it before :/ tks..
I have lots of videos on that you need to spend some time looking through and watching. It probably doesn't need an alignment unless something's wrong, alignment is not nearly as important today as we don't use over the air signals
@@shango066 where as I am pretty sure IF coils, tuner and audio were not messed with, who ever had this before me, DID mess with the bandpass coils, so my only options, after I get this back up and and showing a raster ( and hopefully a BW picture again ) is to try and tweak them and pray they start working, or find a model 415 someplace, bust as stated, the cables are very hard to find, and I don't know how to use it, and the directions on the SAMS are a bit cryptic :/
Been looking and asking all day, and not even B&K has any info on the demod probe :/ but I DID find this... is there any reason why this would not work? Like bread board it into a metal tube like a solder-sucker or something? :o www.nostalgickitscentral.com/heath/schematics/heathkit_schema_337c.pdf it's at least something that may work with the 415s that are out there for sale :/
I have contemplated picking up a B&K Television Analyst from the local electronics shop which is going out of business. I would hate to think how long it would take me to restore...
Microscopic and conductive whiskers that are seen sometimes on stuff like RF shields, potientiometers and worse, inside transistors that have been treated with a tin wash.
If you haven't thrown it out yet I'd take it! Not sure how to pm on here so I can send you my email and contact info but if you still have it I'll give it a good home 😁
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That right there is a TRUE time capsule!!!! Incredible!
An other great video from Mr Shango’s Lab!
Are you sure? He didn't align them in his bathtub.
nice and unboring video
Wow, that NOS set is beautiful! Truly mint!
3:20 Who has a new old stock TV that gets an alignment? Exactly,!!! Really fun video that no one else can match. Good description of tin whiskers!
There’s something missing. Oh yeah, clods of dirt and rat feces. And the occasional dead spider. 😋
i'd love to find an old warehouse with a few of these unboxers. And damn those pirate police! lol
Thanks for sharing this beauty, and showing the tedious alignment. not something i'd want to do if my life depended on it.
Certified fresh from 1965! Nice how old electronics look when new and mint! That TV's from the same year I was born. TV's in far better shape though!
I love your technical detailed Videos.
They never bore me and I could watch for Hours...
That NOS Sylvania is Beautiful.
Watching videos on repairing equipment for defunct standards. The BEST waste of my time. I love this stuff! :)
Instant TH-cam Classic. I've been watching for a couple years and this is one of your best for obvious reasons. I can't imagine you not keeping this in your house on display even if you don't watch it...it's beautiful. Oh did that say Indianapolis, Indiana?!?!?!
I have a new old stock fujia reel to reel tube tape recorder from 1959. it still works great. it was one of the cheaper japanese recorders back in the day. it has a 35w4 rectifier tube. the caps seem to work fine. It's great to see somthing like you have still a new set never used. I would love to find a tv like that in really awesome shape. 😊
gotta love the look of old d-cells, another great video
Never boring, thank you for another great video. Keep the Zenith around for more of these technical videos.
Wow, nice NOS vintage TV. Rare.
America was great in 1965.
@@misterhat5823 You libterds will believe anything.
@@Fendervana using the Word "libterd" of any form of that invalidates ANY statement you make.
Chris Storer no, libturds get the rope too.
Not a boring video by any means. Thanks shango.
*** 2 thumbs up ***
That is a great looking TV.
Very interesting about the "tin whiskers". I would love to find a 1965 NOS RCA New Vista Color Console. Your video is very educational and informative. I very much agree about "needle" meters verses digital. Thanks! Gary
Beautiful set!! I would love to have it for a display piece. Great find!!!
As always, fine electronic forensics and analysis
That was a very interesting video, wasn’t boring either & I didn’t know there was so much work in aligning tv’s.......Thankyou for sharing it with us shango. :)
I like those older TVs myself I say they were cool sets.
Thank you for another of your technically adept videos. You can probably sell that Zenith jug for a mint to someone trying to restore the same.
You mentioned Volvo's problem child lol... And you didn't post a nice simple radio vid either! You have a lot to answer for sir, including my adoption of a 1984 Bang & Olufsen 8802 26" colour TV which I'm now working through hopefully to have it working properly sometime this year. :D As ever, thanks for posting.
Minty fresh set!
My old Sylviania VTVM takes a 3v battery for the ohmmeter section. It was built like a tank, and has Loktal tubes instead of the typical 7-pin miniatures.
Once more another great video! Thanks guy!
YES YES YES! i see a new shango066 vid, i click LIKE
what about the sears silvertone metropolitan?
End of year maybe
I think the battery is for setting up the reference or something like that.
I'm shocked very cool new old stock TV brand new New Old Stock looks awesome I say wow😀😃 it's perfect like the old TV alignment is my thing
Wow.... Look at that !!!! Nice !!!!
this is old video, but some curves have a flat top, and most newer tvs have a curved top, or the haystack curve, like it had at the initial check.
@30:47. You mention copyright detection on youtube. Just to let you know. They watermark the shows with an invisible/inaudible signal that youtube looks for. It's an extremely low bandwidth signal(about 2 to 4 bit per second.) But it's very robust, able to survive most analog processing and distortion. That's how youtube detects copyrighted meterial.
Could you describe the signal in detail or link to a source of information on it?
your explanation simple and understanding
Always love your videos ..... Shango066 I’ve been subscribed to your channel since they invented the TV LOL I’ve been subscribed a very long time my friend I love both your TH-cam channels the mining and electronics video thank you my friend I wish you could fix my RCA DVD five Disc carousel Player and my Technix 100 W times five MOSFET Hi current amplifier stereo it has DTS and Dolby Digital surround stereo surround sound how much does it cost to send it to you in California and how much is it going to cost me for you to fix it both of them I trust you with all my electronics because you’re very smart on everything and I love your videos my friend I’m subscribed to your channel forever I like every video you make thanks my friend for reading this comment
Dee plane, dee plane boss!
Thank god for the saw filters
2:43 "Congratulations". They would've said "Conglaturation" or "Congratulation" like the way it was used in AVGN episodes like "Ghostbusters" and "Ghosts 'N Goblins".
The battery is used for the ohms function only if I read right.
NO SM disease in the IF cans? (Probably only the sound IF actually)
Battery is only for ohmmeter as you suspect.
27:30 - The manual page is upside-down! Look likes it's a notch-filter curve!
You're gonna put it on the back burner, you going to video that ??
It's not boring for those of us who are interested.
My gawd, it looks like a laundry washer or drier !
Do these really sit in a warehouse for 50 years?
Hi Shango. What is the part number on the picture tube ?. And would you sell it ?. Thank you for sharing.
Bobby
well your at it I would take the power transformer
is there anyone in the Los Angeles area that can align my 1950 Hoffman Television. Works fine with great CRT but the IF is out of alignment. Had this TV since I was born and has
great sentimental value to me.
"You'd need to change a bunch of capacitors" Have you been replaced by a robot? Or an imperfect alien clone? #notmyshango
Not boring at all. To me these videos go by too quick because they are so interesting.
Awesome!!!
It's a shame that you haven't got any analogue T.V. stations on the air anymore to give the receiver a real test.I guess you folk across the pond used Vestigal Sideband A.M. for the video carrier like we did here to save spectrum space."Modulators" in consumer electronic products would usually be Double sideband A.M. video carrier and I'm guessing that this would be true of low power homemade analogue T.V. transmitters also.
Yes! RF modulators in consumer equipment did produce a double sideband signal. To add the HP filter that's needed to trim off some of the lower sideband would've just added more to the cost. Besides, feeding a double sideband signal to the TV had no effect on it performance. All it did was just bleed a little over into the lower ajecant channel.
Can you offer any insight on a RCA CTC 16LX?
( I still gotta track down a bk sweep/marker generator model 415 and somehow make cables for it :/ )
I still can't work out what the heck this means... in the SAMS about the IF video alignment , :o
generator coupling
“ Connect high side to ungrounded tube shield over Mixer-osc low side to ground “ huh?? :o
I am still a LONG way away from the alignment point, I first must un-do the effect of it sitting in storage since the mid 80s, but since now that I found that the 21fjp22a is OK, ( long story ) I'm starting to restore it and sooner or later will need alignment help, as I have never done it before :/
tks..
I have lots of videos on that you need to spend some time looking through and watching. It probably doesn't need an alignment unless something's wrong, alignment is not nearly as important today as we don't use over the air signals
@@shango066 where as I am pretty sure IF coils, tuner and audio were not messed with, who ever had this before me, DID mess with the bandpass coils, so my only options, after I get this back up and and showing a raster ( and hopefully a BW picture again ) is to try and tweak them and pray they start working, or find a model 415 someplace, bust as stated, the cables are very hard to find, and I don't know how to use it, and the directions on the SAMS are a bit cryptic :/
Been looking and asking all day, and not even B&K has any info on the demod probe :/
but I DID find this...
is there any reason why this would not work?
Like bread board it into a metal tube like a solder-sucker or something? :o
www.nostalgickitscentral.com/heath/schematics/heathkit_schema_337c.pdf
it's at least something that may work with the 415s that are out there for sale :/
Will it blend?
How is it possible to still find new old stock in anything?
A Floyd I think there was a store that still had some.
I have contemplated picking up a B&K Television Analyst from the local electronics shop which is going out of business. I would hate to think how long it would take me to restore...
What are these "Tin Whiskers" you're talking about?
Microscopic and conductive whiskers that are seen sometimes on stuff like RF shields, potientiometers and worse, inside transistors that have been treated with a tin wash.
engineering.stackexchange.com/questions/535/how-to-design-electronics-to-mitigate-tin-whiskers
wow nice NOS tv
*LOOKS LIKE A LOW HOUR SET!*
If you haven't thrown it out yet I'd take it! Not sure how to pm on here so I can send you my email and contact info but if you still have it I'll give it a good home 😁
Punch card for a tv ?!!
Do the recap :)
Wowwwwwwww
Flagged for being American and good luck everyone for the future
Make It Android And Touchscreen
Only 3 trolls so far.
I have an NOS Motorola Motrac VHF Lo Band radio still in the box
By capacitors do you mean condensers ?
And Hertz do you mean cycles ?
And TV do you mean Camera obscura ?