Unboxing USSR Goodies Radios Telecheck WION Return Box Soviet Horizontal Output Tubes Clasterbromuli
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You managed to get electronics shipped from Ukraine undamaged, while I can't get things from California without them being run through a crusher. Happy for you, not so much for my stuff from California.
Maybe a Russian invasion could help.
This is America, a country rapidly becoming 3rd World thanks to Joe Biden.
Thanks! I enjoyed all of the videos about the AM Stereo radio and its adventure.
Those Soviet tubes look like they could last a lifetime. As you mentioned, they look very well built.
The fridge magnet shaped like a postage stamp at the end of the video is a copy of the actual postage stamp that was released to commemorate the 2022 Snake Island campaign incident. Look it up, you will find the whole story. The "Moskva" (means Moscow) ship shown on that stamp really exploded and sank in the end. Very symbolic.
I was a home mover in the 80’s and 90’s as a young man. With any box as long as it’s tight will make it. If anything is loose or shifting it’s not. People would always be amazed and argue with me what would make it across country in trucks/trains/planes I could tell by one shake.
The Orljonok radio used two NiCD cells, and came with a charger. You had to put the batteries into the charger, there is no charging socket on the radio. The charger was just a series voltage dropper capacitor, surge limiter resistor and a single diode, running on 110/220V mains, without isolation. The battery contacts were hidden enough to be relative safe, but the series dropper capacitor was a wax paper one, which can catch on fire and/or explode...
When I was repairing TVs back in the days we just had a mirror placed 1 meter away in front of the set. Then we didnt have to bend over the set.
What happened on Snake Island was real enough.
I am amazed those items made it all the way there without major damage. Awesome stuff!
Great finds. The TeleCheck speaker was optional. Most don't have it.
Mine does. It's nice because it also has a built in switchable output transformer. Best $2 I can recall spending at a radio swapmeet donation auction. I need to build the HV and socket extensions for mine since they were lost before it made it into my hands.
@@tomcarlson3913 My other Telecheck also has the speaker. Very, handy for sure. I think I'll add a Predicta compatible speaker to my custom modified one.
The pocket one reads german style - orlyonock (little eagle). There are description and schematics from 3 different origins in the net - one from main soviet HAM journal - Radio and from 2 different periodic book series describing soviet home electronic industry products yearly equivalent to SAM Photofacts (the latter are better because they contain BOM, circuit board and coil data). It runs on 2 NiCd 100mAh button cells.
Great researching on the pocket radio.
@@JCWise-sf9ww Knowing Russian and with electronics as a hobby - 3 to 5 minutes.
Posting more support for the seller in Ukraine shown in the description. I picked up a couple of VEF units and a clock from him. Very well packed and Items were received more quickly than expected with no customs hassle. Ended up chatting with him some, nice guy and high performing radios I got. Take your owns risks, but my experience was very good.
Shango, saw your note on Bob's channel - that was fast work picking up the Tele-Check, hope you enjoy using it.
6П42С (6P42S) - is the tube used in horisontal scan output circuits in soviet tv's in 80-s. It's heated like hell and often desolder itself. There was typical failure in this tv's.
How long does the tube last?
@@shango066 As I can remember, I was a teenager at the time, we never change the tube itself, but at first service engineer has change socket from original plastic, which has decayed from heat, to ceramic one. This ceramic also periodically desolder itself, so then I already restore it many times. This tv model has index "УЛПЦТ(и)" - Unified Tube-Semiconductor Color Tv (when И(E) - colour block with Integrated circuits, we have this one) This generic model uses semiconductors in RF circuits and vertical scan, but tubes in audio amplifier (6П14П), color amplifiers (from color block to crt cathodes, as I can remember) and horisontal scan. Strange and very hot thing.
Im going to longevity test one in the packard bell set when it needs the current one replaced
Those Russian/Czech/Hungarian midget transistor radios almost always run on two Nickel Cadmium button cells. They have super sketchy cgargers for those batteries. Basically a dropper capacitor, a resistor and a diode straight into 220 Volts.
That 6P42S tube looks like it would be sensibly equivalent to our EL509 / 519 and the slightly smaller EL504 horizontal sweep tubes used in western Europe at the time. And there are still plenty of those around too..
They were used all around the eastern block too. Only USSR used its own types and marking, other countries used standard european equivalents. But mostly PL variants, EL were rare.
Today is a great day testing testing!
I'll miss hearing that!
The little radio is called "Орлёнок" - "Eaglet"
I’ve bought from him based on this channel and have had no problems. Quick and well done.
When you opened that box of tubes I thought it was a box of sausage rolls for a minute! 😂
Nice Lot there, I have a Vaga 404. they use an IC in the output stage which often fails so Ive been told. It was bad in mine so i bodged in a LM386 and it plays very nicely. I also have one of those micro radios, mine is badged Microsonic but otherwise is identical. Hats off to you if you can get it going. regarding the battery it was a little rechargeable cell that came with its own plug in charger which apparently had a habit of catching fire. they also did a MW only version which was even smaller. one appears in an episode of the cult TV show The Prisoner.
It's not just OK, it's OTK. 👌
The snake island standoff actually happened - the recordings were authentic, only the 13 boarder guards in question weren’t killed as initial reports indicated, but instead were captured, and subsequently freed later in prisoner exchanges
Well packaged box of loot there. I always enjoy seeing the old Soviet stuff being unpacked. It's all new to me so it's pretty interesting. Love the big Ruskie mother replacement horizontal driver tubes, those are beasts. Glad to see you can still get radios shipped intact.
They look impressive, but they failed often in russian color TV sets like Rubin. But they are still avaiable, because these sets were produced till late 80s.
@@xsc1000 Late 80s, wow.
@@rotaxtwin Yes, they produced color TV sets with delta CRT and hybrid tube/transistor technology till late 80s. In the same time they also had solid state sets with ICs and Inline CRT. But they wasnt able to produce them in quantity (and quality) people needed.
"you don't know how Lucky you are, Boy" ♫
Back in the late 60s we used the 8YP4 but just the tube, there was no other assembly other than an old knock-around speaker and some alligator clips. It worked with the television's own yoke and sometimes an adapter/extension wires in one unit for the pins. The picture didn't need to be perfect, the vertical and other fine adjustments were done once the chassis was fixed and back in the set.
"Volkhova" radio receiver from the category of souvenir radios. This is a copy of the "Svirel" Receiver and the "Lel" receiver on solar batteries.
The circuits used shell-free electrolytes. Possibly tantalum. And the capacitors "Flags" often have a floating capacity.
We are waiting for the repair video.!!!
The engineering on your B&W jig is impressive. All those adaptations on both CRT gun elements and deflection yokes!
A lot of super interesting stuff, can't wait to see it in use!
Looks like more radio repairs to come. I have watched them all. thanks
2 videos this week! Sweet.. Thanks Shango
On the vega 404 pressing the orange button lights up the scale, on ac power it lights all the while.
Those old soviet radios are so cool!
The Tele-Check is really cool. I saw the video Bob did of his when he got it. That was nice of him to let you know when one came up for sale. There’s lot of kind folks in the hobby
Not Orljonok. It'ssupposed to be pronounced as Orlyonok, orl'onok. And the batteties were 2 disc batteries 1.25 volts in series. You can try to put CR2032 and bend spring contacts or put in some metal washer to make contact. People say it might work.
I will try and fix it
@@shango066 just found out that Varta manufactures almost the same batteties. They are called V80H.
That’s going to be fly surgery with that little guy!
last week i bough a an old hard disk controller card off ebay and the seller sent it from kyiv, ukraine...very cheap and it arrived well packaged...i was impressed it even got sent
Ukrainian logistics. ruzzians also underestimated them.
3:19 - I learned a new word! 😊
Regarding brown paper - it cuts way down on abrasion, caused by the white plastic.
The radio station in Michigan is a pretty cool radio station to listen to them online the play a lot of different things not just one particular genre of music was listening to them when they mentioned your TH-cam channel now one of my favorite little radio
I've had nothing short of excellent results from the electronics that I've purchased from the Ukraine, since Shango introduced the concept a few years back with his exposè on PNP Germaniums. "Brown recycled paper", it's a Slav thing, and exponentially beyond 'anal retentiveness'; BTW, Slava Ukraine!
Seems like the C-QUAM decoder has been implemented in DSP so a whole new generation can enjoy Stereo AM.
Whoa that tube lit that zenith up!
rapping it in brown paper is incase it get some water on it the paper will keep the idioms dry
Nice patches!
Hey Shango, very nice unboxing.
The Ghost of Kyiv was an urban legend. Which is supposedly about a Ukrainian Airforce ace.
The story about the Moskva, the Snake Island Ukrainian squad and their defiance is true.
They also survived, the Moskva was sunk and the Ruskis abandoned Snake Island.
No propaganda here please, I only want to see radios, TV...
Open discussion is welcome here. period
Wasn’t that depicting the Snake Island legend? Go F yourself??
Legends like that are common in wartime, and usually are made from half truth. Every country did that in the history. For example the MiG-29 of the Ghost of Kyiv cannot have shot down six planes in 2 hours, the MiG didnt carry enough AA missiles. And he must be refuelled. Probably the pilot shoot down two planes, which is still great. For the Snake Island guys, apparently when the soldiers were retuened to Ukraine many family members denied that they were them. The half truth here is the epic "russian warship go F yourself"
dummy swollen by the criminal Ukrainian regime
You have a lot of fun with all of this stuff, I envy you. I'm a TV repair tech from when the CRT era started dying, that was a good career choice, eh?
Great video Shango. Last time I unboxed something from Russia, it was parts for myLada Samara and Lada Niva Cossack cars. ( not sure if you hadLada cars in the USA.
No ladas here besides a small handful of purposefully imported ones.
I would love a RWD Lada (don't know the model), they seem like a great little easy to work on car. They are almost like smaller Volvo 240's to me.
@@volvo09 The RWD Ladas in the uk were mostly called the Riva. `built like small tanks. saloon or estate. virtually none left here now. back in the Late 90's the Russians paid premium prices for any used Lada to take back home and sell it on. They obviously preferred them tocomplex western cars.
Cool as all get out! Nice...
Orlyonok is a "little eagle" or eaglet. The warship on the refrigerator magnet is the famous flagship "Moscow" sunk by Ukrainian missiles. That's why the Ukrainian soldier shows him the middle finger. Greetings from Poland.
Hard to get good Clasterbromuli these days! Really cool items.
It'd be quite neat to get something like an AA5 radio and replace all of the tubes with soviet alternatives, just to see how well it'd work!
Where do I buy this product for the wife. Just kidding. BUT did not know about the USSR tubes Nice to learn more about them. Love to watch.
Орлёнок, ussr pioneers camp, it means little eagle
Quite a UnPack Party !!!
I remember playing with those giant tubes some time ago. Those can easy drive incandescence light bulb.
that little radio reminds me of a zenith royal 20. it uses a little weird battery too.
Now the CB radio linear crowd can buy up all these sweep tubes.
I guess the ham radio guys can have a couple for their vintage transceivers.
Here we go. What is a sweep tube? Triode? Pentode? Valve tube heavy duty. I'm not understanding the surprise that a heavy duty TV-originally tube can be used for raw audio amplification. I think we are confusing a circuit with a tube role.
@@directcurrent5751 Color tv horizontal output tubes are commonly called sweep tubes when they are used for rf power amplifiers.
That is what amplifier builders called them. Usually the grids are tied together in grounded grid configuration.
They are not used any more for new builds but some are needed for repairs.
They are also used in vintage ham radio HF transceivers in common cathode beam power tetrode configuration with screen voltage applied.
Sweep tubes are what people call them when used as RF power amplifiers. It is just a name.
@@gordonwelcher9598 very useful information; the tech depth is hugely here
Hi, the brand is wolchova
Nice test tv.
Just got a NOS GE 8YP4 for $10, great shape and still in the box. No use for it for myself, but figured it was worth saving. Perhaps someone needs one?
I'm glad your Ukranian friend is still O.K.
I'm sorry to hear we've lost the testing sexy channel mascot.
I listen to WION quite often online thanks to your channel. It's a great radio station. We have nothing like it anymore here in the U.K.
Love the fridge magnet. LOL.
Yeah sad about Mrs This is a test, only a test !
things are "GOOD", and people are "WELL"!!!!!~
Hi!
I have a super cool unique transistor radio i wouldn't mind having you look at
Everybody needs their own jig
TV seemed to be varying height with brightness, suggesting an EHT regulation issue, or possibly HT regulation issue.
Good Stuff! Surely, if you had been doing this very thing in the 1980s, you'd have got an unwanted visit from the feds...
I'm VERY curious to know if those horizontal output tubes are a plug and play replacement for the 6LQ6/6JE6? And what they cost? I remember a super heavy duty "cool running"? 6lq6 offered back in the day by RCA (and maybe others) that had way thicker glass and a plate cap that was moulded to the glass like some of the rectifiers and shunt tubes were. As good as they claimed to be I've still seen them in bad condition-like to find/hear some history on the evolution of those tubes......
a bit rainy in sunny California
"Clinically tested ingredients" aka tested on animals but we won't talk about that as long as women have their strong shafts....
Maybe the Model 168S came with a speaker?
Try to turn up the high voltage and see how high it goes.
Use a set you have a spare fly back for and be careful for x-rays.
This stuff can survive travel through a warzone and half away across the planet but i cant get something undamaged from the east coast
I had one of the jigs that used the 5axp4, unfortunately it was gassy so the gij was rendered useless
You can get 5AXP4s. Do you still have the jig?
I see an occasional 5axp4 on eBay, prices seemed too high and I ended up letting it go, unfortunately
open discussion - you may read it, you may post a reply, you may ignore it - you may even practice innuendo
Whatever moistens your perineum
I strained my wrists during innuendo.
the creape eraser
I think it would good to stock up on Russian germanium transistors before they become unavailable.
I am sure Shango has a few types he would recommend.
Been meaning to pick up a TeleCheck for a long time now. Last I looked they were averaging $25 bucks on Ebay back in 2007 - 08. Kind of afraid to look at what they are these days.
I just bought one 2 days ago off eBay. Paid $100 (probably too much). I'll be looking for more information on them, I'm sure. It did come with adapters, hopefully the ones I need. No speaker though, but looks like a small information sheet like Shango reads from.
@@TheFineby considering how everythin'gs skyrocketed in price, and they've become more harder to find since then, I guess that's not too bad of a price. One would be nice for sets with chassis mounted CRTs.
6P42S tubes also work well in my audio amplifier (a modified Priboj), but I can only use the smaller version, because the bigger one does not fit.
Using a sharp cut off sweep tube for audio?
@@shango066 isn't it engineered to frequency amplification applications?
@@shango066 I think it is possible to get something like 100W from a pair of these. I think I got about 70W (measured it when I finished my mod, but that was a while ago). The amp originally used 6R3S tubes (those are not very reliable) and the same output transformers fit 6P42S.
Apparently the sweep tubes are very linear and can be used to audio. The 6P45S (a very similar sweep tube) is also similar to the EL509 which is still made I think and used for audio (with an octal base and no anode cap for more convenience).
@@directcurrent5751 type of tv is irrelevant. H Out is usually a sharp cutoff pulse amplifier that acts like a switch to pulse the flyback. Audio tube is different
@@Pentium100MHz Those EL509 are new production. Old TVs PL509/EL509 had anode cap
I have a very similar Zenith TV, I see yours does that weird thing also when you turn the brightness down where the picture almost goes negative, what's up with that?
need to do the setup by the instructions. screens drives etc
@@shango066 yeah I did it a couple times but sometimes the sams doesn't explain it exactly the way the manufacturer would explain it. Thanks
@@shango066 also I checked the CRT and it tested full smack with great cut off.
Cryptic clue: Taxi for Swedish rock/pop group...there's a hole in it somewhere.
the more glass emvlope that last longer
Those tubes are used by Ham radio operators, they have a higher output
Bubble wrap comes off so much easier if you just cut the packing tape. Yes?
Once you go jig you never go back? That would have made my Dad laugh.
I can give you such receivers absolutely free of charge. Write the models that you have, so that I would send those that you do not have yet. The only thing is that it will be necessary to wait until this war is over, since I am from Russia and now there are difficulties with sending it to you. And the radio "Vega" was produced near my city.
“Clasterbromuli”, very funny 😆 gibberish word 😂😂😂. I just read it on your video this morning. Sounds like 👍 packages 📦 from Ukraine 🇺🇦 should not arrive damaged. “Twirkoquirkulicios”, and “Chenglish”. The Vega 404 I really like 👍. Stimulates your “Clarkodworgulator”. That bubble 🫧 wrap should be good 😊 stuff to send radios 📻 in. Happy 😊 belated holidays and a happy 😊 and safe 2023!! Your friend, Jeff.
Yeah everybody named Maryland ain't nobody see can you hear yourself, labrina Bay Beaver ruined upon them crazy lady degrees
@@shango066 🥴🤣 what?
. Are those line output to be are the equivalents of European Pl509 PL519 and PL504?
Orljonok - baby eagle in russian.
“Amazing this stuff doesn’t get crushed either”. It probably wasn’t shipped FedEx.
Loosines was in evry mechanical and electronicsbut yes schematics were evrywhere
No you can as American Eagle Claw does.
Missing the AZOV patch!
where do you find all theese old tvs
Can you hear the 15625 Hz frequency???
No, you hear it in the audio track?
@@shango066 yes..while testing the tube in the crt
I've been looking for a Vega but I could never find it.
6JS6 6LR6 6LB6 6LF6
All the same pin out
and 6KN6 but they all expensive and going to air
Or polchova
ORLYONOK (JO=YO!)
All radios in leather cases were designated to be sold to commie party elites. And thus they were very desirable by regular people. Orljonok is an export version of Орлёнок for Czechia and Bulgaria. Local version was pretty basic and with white plastic. Nevertheless, those radios were rare. People purchased those only as a gifts to their friends and those were expected to be used during summer vacations. Expected lifetime of those radios was small cause NiCd batteries were rare and lived 20-40 re-charges only (about one season).
That's an amazing postcard propaganda expression! Cool soviet balloons and mini pocket radio.
The гkrainian sellers are usually very good at packing things , it might be because in Ukraine most things are posted on condition that you pay for the item when you collect it so it is in their interest to make sure it gets to the post office intact . There is no home delivery of parcels usually .
You are lucky to be able to get things from Ukraine ,it is impossible to order things on eBay to be delivered to Ukraine , nobody wants to send here