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Fantastico!!!

I hope this TV has been recapped. An exploding electrolytic is not fun.

I'm hoping you are aware that these old tube CRT's can and do generate extremely high voltages at the plates and caps, high enough to be deadly. Learning is great and yes, everyone has to start somewhere, but those old TV Repairmen went through highly structured training programs under mentorship of senior technicians, mainly manufacturer specific models. None of them (that survived) just sat down and trained themselves. Please be very careful. Assume the line is hot. Assume the plates are live. Assume the caps are charged. ALWAYS!

increible, but true.

It would be wise to replace all paper capacitors in the set. Seems that the electrolytics are fine, but at that age, those are risky, too. You likely won't have a proper stable picture until the paper caps are replaced, and you risk damage since leaky capacitors throw off grid bias.

Thanks!

My mothers favorite tv along with RCA

¿Cómo se llama el aparato donde colocas las cartas de ajuste?

Nice cat get-up! 😻

Man I love your setup - vintage roundie, records and stereo speakers everywhere. I do, on a purely freelance basis, what you demonstrated in this video, albeit with patterns on DVD and BluRay. Today it's called display 'calibration', but I think a better term would be alignment, as it is akin to wheel alignment - for your TV! 😉

I remember old TV's took about a MINUTE to even think about coming on!

Love the vid

Add this to the short list of RUclips videos I’ve been in (HahnSolo34) X3

You lose much of the screen on a 1960's 'Roundie' color TV.

I'm helping record zombies for the Channel

hey man nice video! i enjoyed this video alot like im not even lying.. i just wanted to say to say keep up the good bro! keep grinding btw i subbed and liked

Nice clips