CAT was my mother’s maiden name initials. She was born in 43. They were all in paper sleeves and for some reason, my dad took them all out and threw the sleeves away. I’m glad you’ll be able to enjoy them
Darn you! I work in a DJ shop, repairing all kinds of dodgy electronics, including the occasional jukebox. Thanks to your videos, whenever I'm checking capacitors, I'm now unable to say the word "microfarad" without doing the silly voice out loud. I suspect the boss thinks I've gone a bit strange.
Not too many country music artists write there own songs anymore. Hank Williams was a exception he wrote his own music 🎵🎶🎶. Yeah David Allen Coe is a great country music singer. I got drunk the day my mom got out of prison , 😂😂😂😂😂 lol. The add on lyrics was great he made a perfect country music song .
What does the 36v led light on the power control? When I click the switch down to scan nothing is moving .. but I noticed the left led light wasn't on! 36v
Tantalum cap shorts I find interesting. I work on pro videotape gear; and I know from stories some of those 12v tantalum caps can go with quite a bang and take other parts with them. It's funny because some people have to do this work for a while before you get an explosion, I haven't seen a tantalum explosion yet in over 25 years... hmmm
It depends on how many amps are going through it I guess or what it's connected to.... in these jukeboxes I never see them exploded (except for that one transistor!).... but on a Gorf arcade game there is one on the sound amp that always explodes!
Q2 looks like a transistor based voltage regulator and way it is connected to circuit it is no surprise that LED died when load is shorted. Nice that it has old school T12 fluorescent tubes too._
They are putting 26v through that LED? Did they make beefier LEDs back in the 80s to handle that.. I would have assumed there would be a resistor in line to clamp the voltage down.
I think that Hank’s ‘Move It On Over’ might have been the first rock n’ roll song…. Not sure exactly hen it’s was recorded but before 1953 for sure. ‘Why Baby Why’ is a George Jones song as far as I’m aware. You gotta get some 45s of Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers if you wanna fill up the jukebox with great rockabilly tunes … and who wouldn’t want that??
It's hard to find one, do you mean the entire power supply box or just the transformer itself? Usually the transformers don't fail, but they may not read the voltage if something is still plugged into the output and it's dragging it down to zero
@@LyonsArcade -- Thanks. I meant the current game and troubleshooting the vector display. I really got into it. I don't really watch the appreciation or finishing play videos much.
Hi Ron, I really enjoy the troubleshooting / repair videos with schematics. Since I like to learn as much as possible. At Christmas one of the items I got was the vampire solder sucker from your Amazon link. It does work really well. I do have one issue and was hoping you can help. Sometimes the solder is sticking out of the silicon tube and I have to put the iron in the cradle and remove the loose solder slowing me down. Have you had that problem and if so how did you fix it. Thanks Rick
Although I Love 45's there is a probleme with the records themselves. Some Jukebox company released specialy pressed records that had 2 hit songs on them. Example you could have YMCA- Village People on one side and Heart of Glass Blondi on the other side wich was giving 2 hits by records. Regular 45's have only one hit on one side and an obscure title on the other. If ever I get the chance to buy a Jukebox (wich is my dream) I will opt for a CD one. I could create from real 45's a buch of CD's with only hits compilations. There's a way to create cards for those CD and recrate the feeling of 45's by recording them as they are and with the needle drop a well.
You know I got a lot of friends that identify as capacitors and they sure do take offense to you saying microfarad that way... lolololol just kidding Ron
I think it may be possible, in swap of the turntable motor, use a 25W incandescent lamp as a pull down load. Light on/light off would make an obvious state change. Also, I would be VERY careful on the Sambo records. They pulled all of those books from schools due race inequality concerns.
@@LyonsArcade Ronnie.. when are you going to show me how to repair my mantle clock? You teased it awhile ago 😎 I got it for free knowing it was broken and once I took the back off I said "Baby I think it just needs new springs and a good cleaning. This section over here works just like a score motor in a pinball" She is a good woman who gently reminded me that I have never repaired a pinball machine 😆😆😆
This is why I can't own a juke box. I am not a fan of 50's music at all. I love music but I can't do 50s music. You can't be picky when you need 45s for the jukebox. I go to a lot of car shows and they are always playing that horrible music. When you look around there may be a 57 chevy arounnd, but nothing else from the 50's. I seem to always get put where it is the loudest. dip de dip de dip de baw mawma maw be dang e dang UCKKK.. The guy in the studio must have laughed while going to the bank.
You are a Pinball Wizard and a Jukebox Hero! Not related to the actual songs. You make me feel like I could repair them myself
You could do it man, if I can do it you can do it!
CAT was my mother’s maiden name initials. She was born in 43. They were all in paper sleeves and for some reason, my dad took them all out and threw the sleeves away. I’m glad you’ll be able to enjoy them
God that meter is disgusting, just give in and show us how much that meter means to you!! Clean your baby doll.
Darn you! I work in a DJ shop, repairing all kinds of dodgy electronics, including the occasional jukebox. Thanks to your videos, whenever I'm checking capacitors, I'm now unable to say the word "microfarad" without doing the silly voice out loud. I suspect the boss thinks I've gone a bit strange.
Tell him I said he better watch out or I'll come knock him around a little bit :) Thanks for watching djsherz!!!
Heyyyyyyy!!!
You're doing The Fonz's work saving these old jukeboxes!
Not too many country music artists write there own songs anymore.
Hank Williams was a exception he wrote his own music 🎵🎶🎶.
Yeah David Allen Coe is a great country music singer. I got drunk the day my mom got out of prison , 😂😂😂😂😂 lol.
The add on lyrics was great he made a perfect country music song .
Yeah unfortunately the singer songwriters that built country have largely been forced out! Now a lot of songs will have like 7 writers, it's crazy.
Morning . I see your brother is having a junk sell today . I see you both posted videos today . Keep up the good work u-all.Dano
Hey Mister..thats me up on the jukebox 🎶 😉
What does the 36v led light on the power control?
When I click the switch down to scan nothing is moving .. but I noticed the left led light wasn't on! 36v
Nice work Ron, keeps that baby Rocking.
Good stuff I have the sister Rockola 494 I need to get my sound working it’s low and scratchy. I have used your Amazon link Keep the videos coming 👍
What an interesting concoction design
Never seen the insides of an 80's juke box. Cool!
You can never have enough Shania Twain come on Ronnie 😆
Tantalum cap shorts I find interesting. I work on pro videotape gear; and I know from stories some of those 12v tantalum caps can go with quite a bang and take other parts with them. It's funny because some people have to do this work for a while before you get an explosion, I haven't seen a tantalum explosion yet in over 25 years... hmmm
It depends on how many amps are going through it I guess or what it's connected to.... in these jukeboxes I never see them exploded (except for that one transistor!).... but on a Gorf arcade game there is one on the sound amp that always explodes!
Prop me up beside the jukebox 🎶
Q2 looks like a transistor based voltage regulator and way it is connected to circuit it is no surprise that LED died when load is shorted.
Nice that it has old school T12 fluorescent tubes too._
Hey Ron!! 490, 491...whatever it takes.
Pat Boone was also the co-owner of the Oakland Oaks in the old ABA.
Damn, that 26volts must be the confuser that Ave is always talking about....🤣👍👍👍
That country song written by the great Steve Goodman..think he's the same guy who wrote Go Cubs Go..might be wrong on that
Try to find: Pat Boone in a Metal Mood album, it was the summer record 1997!
They are putting 26v through that LED? Did they make beefier LEDs back in the 80s to handle that.. I would have assumed there would be a resistor in line to clamp the voltage down.
Actually, the voltage is not a big issue-as long as the current is limited to a low enough value, the LED will generally hold up.
Spike Jones and the City Slickers, I have some of his 78's that were my mothers
I think that Hank’s ‘Move It On Over’ might have been the first rock n’ roll song…. Not sure exactly hen it’s was recorded but before 1953 for sure.
‘Why Baby Why’ is a George Jones song as far as I’m aware.
You gotta get some 45s of Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers if you wanna fill up the jukebox with great rockabilly tunes … and who wouldn’t want that??
Where can I find just the transformer. Mine is not putting out 24V on pin 6 blue wire before the fuse.
It's hard to find one, do you mean the entire power supply box or just the transformer itself? Usually the transformers don't fail, but they may not read the voltage if something is still plugged into the output and it's dragging it down to zero
I'm curious about the other PSU and still craving to see the rest of the Tempest.
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@@LyonsArcade -- Thanks. I meant the current game and troubleshooting the vector display. I really got into it. I don't really watch the appreciation or finishing play videos much.
i think the 45 with happy new year is a spike jones 45
Ohh, the AMI jukebox looks cool
Yeah I really like them, plus i like that nobody else really likes them, LOL
Rudolph was 1st recorded by Gene Autry, writren by
Johnny Marks...
Hi Ron, I really enjoy the troubleshooting / repair videos with schematics. Since I like to learn as much as possible. At Christmas one of the items I got was the vampire solder sucker from your Amazon link. It does work really well. I do have one issue and was hoping you can help. Sometimes the solder is sticking out of the silicon tube and I have to put the iron in the cradle and remove the loose solder slowing me down. Have you had that problem and if so how did you fix it. Thanks Rick
I have to do that too sometimes, I just pull it out by hand... thank you for watching rrowan327!
My Rockola 490-1 jukebox will not stop at home position. My 26v is not lit. ??
Where is Tempest?!?! 😩😭
There was only one video
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Triac is another name.
Is that a lucky seven pinball machine there m8
That Fats Domino Record I found in the box is a BANGER - "It's You I Love" - th-cam.com/video/o4TeoR5IO4Y/w-d-xo.html
Although I Love 45's there is a probleme with the records themselves. Some Jukebox company released specialy pressed records that had 2 hit songs on them. Example you could have YMCA- Village People on one side and Heart of Glass Blondi on the other side wich was giving 2 hits by records. Regular 45's have only one hit on one side and an obscure title on the other. If ever I get the chance to buy a Jukebox (wich is my dream) I will opt for a CD one. I could create from real 45's a buch of CD's with only hits compilations. There's a way to create cards for those CD and recrate the feeling of 45's by recording them as they are and with the needle drop a well.
If the band was good enough, both sides were a hit. Almost every Beatles 45 had two hits on it.... the Beach Boys, even Led Zeppelin
I thought it was the diode mod.
You know I got a lot of friends that identify as capacitors and they sure do take offense to you saying microfarad that way... lolololol just kidding Ron
I think it may be possible, in swap of the turntable motor, use a 25W incandescent lamp as a pull down load. Light on/light off would make an obvious state change.
Also, I would be VERY careful on the Sambo records. They pulled all of those books from schools due race inequality concerns.
Yeah I better not play those, somebody might hear some history
Yodelayheehoo
Well, I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison.....
I can see you are a great music connoisseur like myself
@@LyonsArcade Ronnie.. when are you going to show me how to repair my mantle clock? You teased it awhile ago 😎 I got it for free knowing it was broken and once I took the back off I said "Baby I think it just needs new springs and a good cleaning. This section over here works just like a score motor in a pinball" She is a good woman who gently reminded me that I have never repaired a pinball machine 😆😆😆
Go big or go home. Merica 🤣
Those bozos ..seemed to be 2 singles in 1 pouch...
This is why I can't own a juke box. I am not a fan of 50's music at all. I love music but I can't do 50s music. You can't be picky when you need 45s for the jukebox. I go to a lot of car shows and they are always playing that horrible music. When you look around there may be a 57 chevy arounnd, but nothing else from the 50's. I seem to always get put where it is the loudest. dip de dip de dip de baw mawma maw be dang e dang UCKKK.. The guy in the studio must have laughed while going to the bank.