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Jack Saunders
Добавлен 1 фев 2016
1958 Philco Predicta Tandem Restoration
This was a pretty in depth project that had a lot more troubleshooting than I thought it would have. Very interesting sets to work on. A lot more videos coming up in the future I'm excited about
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1949 Motorola 9VT1 Television Restoration
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This was a super fun project. I'd love to get more experience with electrostatic sets.
1956 Magnavox Television Restoration
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This was a fun project. Got the set for free and it had the best testing picture tube I've ever tested. Image looks great. I will be selling this set eventually so if you're interested, reach out on my instagram @televisionforever and we can talk!
Restoring a 1950s Television - Short
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
This has been a fantastic and fun project overall. I wanted to make a cinematic restoration video of this process. I will also be uploading a more detailed restoration video like my other videos later on.
1958 Philco Predicta Holiday Television
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
I got a Philco Predicta Holiday for my personal collection which I'm very happy about. It had already been restored and whoever did it, did a great job.
1958 Grundig Zauberspiegel 739 Television Overview
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I picked up a set I restored a few years ago from the person I sold it to. I'm glad to have it back in my collection and look forward to restoring it to 100% in a later video. It operates on 220v which isn't a problem, but the sound I can't get to sync up with the audio. I'm thinking of bypassing the tuner completely and adding AV inputs for the video and audio. Stay tuned!
RCA "Briefcase" Television Restoration Part 1/2
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Glad I was able to get this set. I will be adding a part two in the future. Moving has definitely rustled my projects. I should be getting back to posting every few weeks again soon. Thanks for all the love!
1936 Zenith Chairside Restoration
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Zenith 6S147. This is a beautiful Zenith Chairside radio. I'm happy that I was able to work on this. Beautiful Art Deco design. If you're interested in this model, let me know! I'm located in Atlanta.
1939 Zenith 9S367 Radio Restoration
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Zenith 9S367. I'm in love with this Zenith. It's perfect and a great example of 1930s Art Deco. Thank you all for your support!
1930s RCA Oscillograph
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This is a 1930s RCA Oscillograph/oscilloscope. Apparently, these are pretty hard to come by, and this one is in excellent condition. I love to have this in my collection and love that I'm able to show a video about this rare piece of electronic test equipment history.
1958 Philco Predicta Holiday Restoration
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I repaired this set for someone who just wanted to use it at parties to play old movies on it. He knows the set may need word in the future since he knows I didn't replace all I could have. It still required a good amount of work to work consistently without any other major problems coming up in the near future. I wish I could have kept it for myself!
1937 Zenith Tube Radio Restoration
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This is a Zenith model 6S128. Very nice set and love that I now have it in my collection. I would have loved to know the history of this set seeing how rough the condition was.
Zenith Space Command Tube Television
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Massive 23" Zenith Space Command that has become my main movie watching set. I love that I have a Space Command remote that works with it
1970 Motorola Tube Television Restoration
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Quick restoration of a 15 tube 1970 Motorola. The image is really clear and turned out great. Hopefully I can find an older set in the future to make a longer video about.
1958 Philco Predicta Tandem Television
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.Год назад
Amazing find for me. Really happy to have this in my collection. Super clean chassis as well. Looking forward to showing it in other videos as well
1960 Philco Predicta Miss America Restoration
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1960 Philco Predicta Miss America Restoration
1958 Philco Predicta Pedestal Restoration
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1958 Philco Predicta Pedestal Restoration
New Sencore VG91 Universal Video Generator!
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New Sencore VG91 Universal Video Generator!
1947 Truetone Table Radio Restoration
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1947 Truetone Table Radio Restoration
1959 Admiral Briefcase Television Restoration
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1959 Admiral Briefcase Television Restoration
1954 RCA 6BX6 Portable Radio Restoration
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1954 RCA 6BX6 Portable Radio Restoration
1936 Zenith 8S154 Tube Radio Restoration
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1936 Zenith 8S154 Tube Radio Restoration
1949 General Electric 'Locomotive' Television Restoration
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1949 General Electric 'Locomotive' Television Restoration
1957 Portable RCA Victor Tube Television
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1957 Portable RCA Victor Tube Television
RCA Victor Strato-World Tube Radio Restoration
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RCA Victor Strato-World Tube Radio Restoration
1950 Zenith Porthole Television Restoration
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1950 Zenith Porthole Television Restoration
World’s most bad quality black & white tube tv.
It's gorgeous 😍
why didnt the people back then make circuit boards the internals of this tv agrevate me
Circuit boards weren’t used widely during this time. Some advancements during WWII helped evolve that idea. You start to see them more in 1950s sets.
Why didn't Fred Flintstone just buy a Camry?
@@Furzfanger circuit boards existed back then
God, if people from those times had a look at what TV'S we have now, im sure they would have a heart attack
I bet the electrical engineers of that time period would be very intrigued about the advancements in electrical components and circuit board organization. I would love to hear what they would say looking at a modern schematic. I'm sure the average viewer of television at the time would be absolutely blown away at image quality, color, and sound design now. My grandmother was born in 1929 and is still alive. I need to ask her about her thoughts on tech advances over the past 100 years to hear her perspective.
@@televisionforever Ooh! you actually responded! I never get responses from youtubers, but yea, im also very intrested on how engineers back then imagine how TV's would look like in the future.
@@EgyptianWestbound I'm sure with how fast tech was advancing, it was very exciting to see what new advancements came every few years. For them to be time-traveled to now looking at modern circuit boards, it would be wild. I'm sure they wouldn't like the aspect that repairmen are basically non-existent at this point since if something breaks, you just buy a new one, not get it repaired which is a shame.
HEY! BE RESPECTFUL TO THE DUST, IT'S OLDER THAN YOU!
It looks like a crt projector lol
The first TV I bought, while in college, was a space command unit from this same era. Zenith had in mind that it would be serviced by changing the circuit boards, not repairing them. (thus the plugs on the boards everywhere) They did not last much longer in business, due to bad business decisions and competition from Asia. These televisions mark the end of a once great company.
What? I thought televisions were really really big in the 1940’s. I didn’t know there would be one that’s so portable.
You should look up the Pilot TV-37 from 1948. First television to be sold for under $100. It has a 3” picture tube. Imagine the family gathering around that for family time haha
I collecting and restoring nordmende tube radios, but get a tv working is at another Level.really nice work,the picture quality is excellent.
6:57 Little Timmy in the candy Isle.
Sistema NTSC ANALOGICO sin duda alguna MUCHO MEJOR se ve mas REAL 👏👏👏👏👏😁😃👍👍que ni las MUGRES pantallas con su dichoso STDT.
a great set
I’m not sure how the algorithm sent me here but this was a really well made video. I know nothing of CRT but your pacing and editing was really well done and I enjoyed this. Plus the restoration was kinda relaxing and satisfying as well lol. (:
Do you sell
Weird to think Americans were watching advanced sets like this in 1949, when us Brits barely had indoor plumbing!
I’m so happy that you understand the definition of restoration. Doing everything you possibly can to return them to their original glory. Like you, I also enjoy restoring antique radios. The number of complete antique radios and TVs (unhacked or modified) gets fewer everyday. Makes me sad. You made my day, thank you!
That looks like a nightmare but god damn it’s cool
You are not supposed film movies for that long
Bu televizyonları tamir etmek kolay değil, bulunmayan parçalar var onları bir şekilde bulmak ta en büyük sıkıntı
Thank you for restoring these machines. The people of the future also send their kind regards. It is super important that some machines are conserved via restoration. It's such a shame today's machines are not worthy of restoration, because there is nothing beautiful, or exceptional about them; they're simple expendable commodities.
Outstanding, sir!
Vert nice set! Jack, would you have any information about a PhilcoUH4672L? I know it's from 1958 and it has the pop up tuners, however I can't find any other Info on this set. It seems unless it's from the Predicta line, it didn't exist 😂
Send me an email to jacksaundersisme (at) gmail (dot) com with some photos if possible. I have some examples that might help identify your set. It seems there were a good amount of the pop-up tuner sets by Philco that went under the radar while the Predicta line was sweeping through.
@@televisionforever Will do! I'll send one out in a little while. Thanks!
Don't know if you have a HDTV converter box or have watched broadcast (OTA) TV lately, but there are tons of sub channels playing the B&W classics : have gun, rawhide, Lawman, twilight zone.... 📺
Boy, this guy really knows shit from shinola!
Nice Job....Thanks for taking us along!
Really nice tv 😊
why did u use walnut veneer when the original was oak?
I'm so happy to have found your channel! This is fantastic to see these beautiful old TVs ! I grew up in the late 60s and early 70s, and I always dreamed of TVs like we have today, but I kind of miss the big console televisions. It was basically a piece of furniture as well. I can't wait to see more of your videos!!🙂👍👍
As someone who will never be known to be speechless, I'm totally dumbfounded throughout this video. KUDOS!
What a beautiful antique talking box with picture… It's beautiful thank you so much for fixing it…
Some go clubbing some watch your video. Not everyone is awesome 😂
As a kid, my dad had our Crosley Super 11 restored. Awesome man
Can I ask what was even being broadcast in 1949
Amazing video quality capabilities of the screen before it was even possible 🤯
So awesome!
Das riecht ganz gewaltig nach deutscher Technologie. Nur wenige wissen, daß die großkotzigen US-Amerikaner den größten Patentraub, der jemals in der Geschichte stattgefunden hat, an den Deutschen begangen haben. Es geht nicht nur um Television. Es geht um Kondensatorentechnik, um Transistortechnik, Triebwerkstechnik, Luftfahrt, Raketen und vieles andere. Alles habt Ihr uns genommen. Ersatzlos, einfach so. Und dann habt Ihr den großen Reibach gemacht. Ihr US-Amerikaner habt die Engländer als die größten Kriegstreiber dieser Welt abgelöst. Schande auf euch! Ihr bekommt aber noch eure Rechnung. Alles in der Geschichte rächt sich irgendwann. Schöne Grüße aus Deutschland.
GTA 6 on this
SÜPER(TÜRKEY)
My grandfather had a portable tv set in the 40s with a round screen like this. It was leather covered and had a carrying handle. I believe it was a Motorola, too
Your work is simply amazing! I wouldn't know how to begin. Thanks for the video.
Looks great!
I picked up one similar to that out of someone's trash when I was a kid. It still worked. I used it in the basement while playing with various electronics. I remember watching Laugh-In while chatting with my buddy who was building an amplifier.
Why is an ancient TV restoration channel the most wholesome comment section on RUclips? Nice videos by the way
That’s for the birds
I have some melted wax falling off of my 1960 Magnavox flyback. I don't see any arcing (yet). Do you have any recommendations on how to re-cover it?
When you showed the underside, I could smell that classic "vintage electronics" smell through my computer screen. I love that smell, especially when you start desoldering, and soldering. It's tantamount to "old book" smell in my opinion.
That looks like the original CRT with the low-voltage filament, and in near-new condition, which is rare! I've heard the tube sockets in these sets are pretty flimsy. It was smart to replace them. One doesn't find bad *brand new* electrolytic capacitors very often, only seemingly when you least expect it!
Meanwhile, modern TVs break after 1 year or less.
That circuit mess almost looks like my drawer mess.
Many people fall into this trap, thinking that a new component must work properly 😄