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I have been at this work since I was 10, am an engineering, and have returned to restoring. With all that, your depth of experience and knowledge show me new things. The best engineers know that will never see it all and know it all; the universe is vast. I am often reminded. Thank you for your efforts to reach to me.
There is a master (he-he) -slave relationship with the VG91 to TVA92 using a male to male DA15 D-sub cable. The proper equipment needed to show what the TV is doing ,bad or good, is expensive but worth it! Saw Shango's use of them together in one of his videos 6 months ago. He is the man. Can't wait to see what things you will discover about your Meck using them.
I’ve got that same combo, I’ve found them both to be quite flaky. They will work for a little bit then kick off. Sometimes a power cycle brings it back other times not. Suspect relays need to be cleaned or replaced
Nice kit ! I would get a working TV and start to practice buy substituting various signals and stuff, that would be great to see if you had the time and would be a great tutorial for all of us, well me at least !...cheers.
@@bandersentv People messing with us again in the electronics and computer community. Correctly its a DA-15 then DB-25 apparently we been saying it all wrong for the 15 pinout plug for B is used for the 25 pinout plug only. Then DC-37 for the 37 pinout ,etc. All are two rows of pins. The DB-15 is actually a three row VGA plug only. Never knew that.
You're right. A guy selling some of them with the cable was calling them DB-15. Which really means a three row 15 pinout connector also known as VGA. The correct connector has two rows only.
There's a pull out quick user guide builtin. Forgot to show it. VG91 has one as well. Also Shango kindly photographed every page of his manual and sent it to me. 👍
@@bandersentv I'm glad he is interested in helping you out Bob. So few TV repair YT videos guys out there as good as he is. Quirky , but in a good way and wants to help the YT "television repair community".
I have been at this work since I was 10, am an engineering, and have returned to restoring. With all that, your depth of experience and knowledge show me new things. The best engineers know that will never see it all and know it all; the universe is vast. I am often reminded. Thank you for your efforts to reach to me.
A very good addition to your bench!
There is a master (he-he) -slave relationship with the VG91 to TVA92 using a male to male DA15 D-sub cable.
The proper equipment needed to show what the TV is doing ,bad or good, is expensive but worth it!
Saw Shango's use of them together in one of his videos 6 months ago. He is the man. Can't wait to see what
things you will discover about your Meck using them.
Chroma works with the color circuits; there may be a 3.58MHz signal around there somewhere.
I’ve got that same combo, I’ve found them both to be quite flaky. They will work for a little bit then kick off. Sometimes a power cycle brings it back other times not. Suspect relays need to be cleaned or replaced
Nice kit ! I would get a working TV and start to practice buy substituting various signals and stuff, that would be great to see if you had the time and would be a great tutorial for all of us, well me at least !...cheers.
You'll soon see me use it with the Meck.
What a great piece of equipment that you will get great use of in your shop Bob!
DB15: Yep ... sometimes it's that straight forward ...
Yeah, I was assuming they used a custom cable so you'd have to purchase theirs. Glad I was wrong.
@@bandersentv People messing with us again in the electronics and computer community.
Correctly its a DA-15 then DB-25 apparently we been saying it all wrong for the 15 pinout plug for
B is used for the 25 pinout plug only. Then DC-37 for the 37 pinout ,etc. All are two rows of pins.
The DB-15 is actually a three row VGA plug only. Never knew that.
i still have a sencore va62 and a part machine to keep it running
Early 2000’s, late 90s? Thats the time period it looks like to me.
It does, but I suspect it made be a bit older. I'll do a follow up and pop the cover off. I'm curious to see what's inside.
I just ran across both of these new in the box last week. Yard sale. $12 for both. Lol
To be exact, that's a DA-15 connector, not DB-15. But most people call any size of D-sub connector "DB-__".
You're right. A guy selling some of them with the cable was calling them DB-15. Which really means a three
row 15 pinout connector also known as VGA. The correct connector has two rows only.
Yes, including the seller I got it from. Thank you for the correction. All these years I had no idea.
Yes
I know!
Looks like good equipment
looks like something very useful. Bob.
Good deal! Now, you have to hunt down a user, and service manual.
There's a pull out quick user guide builtin. Forgot to show it. VG91 has one as well. Also Shango kindly photographed every page of his manual and sent it to me. 👍
@@bandersentv I'm glad he is interested in helping you out Bob. So few TV repair YT videos guys out there
as good as he is. Quirky , but in a good way and wants to help the YT "television repair community".
@@bandersentv hey Bob, I’m missing the manual for mine too. Any chance you could forward what shango sent you I think you have my e,ail thanks!y
I’ve got a couple intelligent systems, Inc. 8001 - G. Very rare model. One has bad tube. Would the best of some help with things like that?
I don't like shango066 so don't watch his videos.
Shango marches to his own drummer, but he’s generous about sharing his knowledge.
I have grown to like him after initially not being too keen. He is very knowledgeable and I quite like his sense oh humour.