Most of the "dead spider" stuff you see, is actually the skin, or exoskeleton, that they have shed in order to grow. ( BUT, there is the live one @ 38:10 ) The warmth and convective air moving through the units, when working, draws bugs, and of course, the bugs draw spiders. It's always entertaining to see you resurrect an item that had some sort of infestation, every one is its own unique challenge.
I kept laughing the whole video through. You have a very smart and unique sense of humour. A gift. Though I deeply searched there is no one else like you on youtube. Someone who does what you do, I mean the overall experience, just doesn't exist. Thanks for devoting time to entertain and educate other people. I really appreciate it like everyone here for sure.
The IF Can is BAKED! And the spider eggs are CAKED1 I think this is proof we don't need to see a radio fixed to know what needs to be done to fix it. Great video!
Dad was a TV Repairman, he had this exact tuner set up open-face as his shop radio. It was still working in the shop at home long after he retired in the early 1990's. It was recapped more than once.
For silver mica measure the coil ( stripped ) with an LC meter & plug it into the formula with the res freq you want. Say 455 or 10.7. That will give you the cap value. LFOD !
What a shame. That was a beautiful set just abused and trashed. You never see sets like this of this era in the Cincinnati area. All have been thrown out. Not the Chinese style but the smaller TV radio combo. You can still find the monster combos because they were so hard to move. The easier it is to throw out the more likely there are none to survive.
Same here. 0.47 uF or 1.0 uF is about the largest I've ever seen for a disc ceramic cap (also over decades as an electronics tech). I wouldn't have chosen a ceramic cap for a crossover, but my guess is that this was a cost-cutting alternative.
Always entertaining - I absolutely love the dry humor. I have a set of "45 RPM adaptor" cufflinks, but I don't wear them anymore because I was once accused (by a staggeringly ignorant individual, having NO clue what she was looking at) of wearing swastikas on my wrists.
Absolutely the best technique to use Night Vision Goggles to find capacitor shorts! You are a electronic repair genus! You have the best "...how to fix..." videos for electronic repairs on RUclips! I must now get one of the Night Vision goggles to see hot spot for SMD and other electronic boards! Great videos!
I also want to get one of those night vision goggles but not sure which one to get...I know nothing about them. Needs to be passive with the right sensitivity i guess???
It is not often that a radio video leaves me with a grin but this one did. I would have just given this one a Simple Green bath, a brushing and then Rinse and Repeat! That is just what I used to do back in the late 60's when I first worked in a TV shop. The guy I worked for could have cared less about the dirt dust and hair balls. I could not stand it so I cleaned up all incoming TVs and radios before repairs. Ahhh the memories!
I've taken to using an electric leaf blower to things like this. Outside, of course, but it does a great job of dislodging a lot more of the funky stuff that a vacuum won't get. Especially in those little hard-to-reach places like between components.
The 6BM8 tube has decent sound. I had a 1965 Radio Shack reel to reel that used one. It sounded great hooked up to an 8 inch speaker. Good resto, Shango............Love the SMD Night vision shot!
I had a early sansui receiver that had them in push-pull. It made around 16W channel and was very clean and had a powerful sound despite being somewhat weaker than EL84. It was a model SM-32. You can look it up if you want. It's quite rare.
I have a Sansui 250 that uses 6BM8 in push pull. It has good sized output transformers and has a great sound. I bought it at the Salvation Army thrift store for $10.
Very common here in UK (as ECL82) used in a lot of record players. Pretty reliable unlike the later ECL86. At the moment they don't seem too scarce here.
That 3 uF disc capacitor is new to me, never seen one of that high a value! I agree with your take on the old filter capacitors. Not the demons that the almighty internet gurus like to claim. I'm running the original multi tap filter cap on an old pulled HiFi chassis no problem. Replaced many wax caps but stopped there.
That 2.2uF disc is a first to me as well. Specially this old! And I'm sure you are right with the explanation about the distorted sound: rated at 3V only, it is definetely starting to arc on the peaks! But even if the bass speaker pulls down the output voltage a little bit, these must be 4Ohms then as the output power at about a watt and a half would go over that voltage limit if the speaker impedance is higher than that. Interesting design, and right on the limits...
I have an old set of 1uF disc caps rated at 12volts from an old decaying console found on the side of a road. You got me curious about hooking them up and watching on a scope.
Watching for the second time... First time I was trying to weld up some cast iron with a MIG welder with it playing in the background. Tonight I'll dream about dead spider cake for my birthday.
as always you are the master of electronics trouble shooting, you take your time, you look at one part at a time and fix as you go. and you know what you are doing and take the time to explain what you are doing every step of the way. i love watching you and have learned much from you. your radio work it the best but nothing will ever replace your tv work , you are the king of t.v. trouble shooting , and your end of the line videos are just un touchable , but what i really love is when you go after the info mercials . your deck la tay rant makes me wet my pants , looking at the t.v. and seeing those old battle axes trying to sell some crap to rub on there deck-la-tay and you going off is better then any comedian alive. you make me laugh and happy for a little wile . god bless you shango 066.
La cucarachas con aranas! You're right those high efficiency speakers really put out. And the clipping crossover cap is just one of a kind! But my favorite part is the B+ thump shorting against the filter cap. Damn
I had lots of laughs through out your video. I was really surprised at your reaction to the low voltage disk caps, that you've never seen them before. I have a 1964 Zenith AM-FM radio that has one of those disk caps feeding it's tweet tweet. I have a bin of those low voltage high mf value disk caps since the 70's, I think they were meant more for low voltage transistor usage, then for a cheep tweeter speaker coupler.
I have always liked the black background with gold accent of this type of art. I have never seen it on a combo cabinet like that, perhaps because I never lived on the west coast, closest I ever came was either Fort Lewis Washington, or Topock Arizona. I recall buying a painting in a village in Vietnam that was black lacquer with Chinese art on it, perhaps it was Japanese because I believe it had a pagoda on it. Had it hanging in my hooch for the first half of my tour of duty in Vietnam back in 1970. I wish I could come on a working stereo with that sort of finish, I would love to have one setting in my living room.
I'm not sure if I seen the other parts. It's been so long ago. It's great you posted another today!!! P.S. dirty shame about the rabbits. And yes, I had a comment disappear this morning. But hey, it's better than Facebook. They like to suspend people for saying the wrong things.
The “coronavirus set”as some might say. Rabbits 🐰 are a best friend over roaches 🪳 and spiders 🕷. Please don’t let this get repurposed as a dog 🐩 bed 🛌. Get a new dial cord system, dial light 💡, and new tubes put in. Also needs new capacitors. A good 👍 vacuum job would remove all the egg 🍳 sacs. This can be a good set. The dial cord on this looked okay, until ya said it was broken. Your friend, Jeff.
Where else are you going to find cool special effects using night videography involving SMD and tube glowage? Not to also forget the spider carcasses and roach crap. With all the things wrong with the chassis ( and cabinet ) it does make an entertaining video from Shango.
Any word with the letter "V" in it is scarier. Hense the name change half way though the game. A Mexican beer is not scary. Like the movie "V for vendetta".
If you look at where spiders set up webs, its usually in places with air movement, or in a spot in a dark area where a light might come in from an exterior window, or near a light fixture. They know that those 2 conditions will always draw food to them. Roaches always love electronic appliances that create heat, so they will find them quick and set up shop. I don't take "curb find" TV's home anymore, but if I do find something smaller I might like, I will put it in a extra large trash bag, spray a can of RAID into it for about a minute, and then seal it up and let it sit for over a month. I figure that should kill off anything that came home with the item.
The small TRS plugs are 3.2mm or 1/8", the bigger ones are 6.3mm or 1/4" TRS means Tip Ring Sleve, so a mono plug would just be called TS, and ones with 4 conductors - TRRS
They are also called phone plugs. They were invented for the patch cords of manual telephone switchboards. They can have up to 5 contacts (TRRRS). Most common sizes are 2.5mm (1/10 in), 3.5mm (1/8 in) and 6.3mm (1/4 in), and they can have one or two pins.
OMG Shango, the song at the end had me in stiches, too funny! Hey, to overcome the copyright thing you might make a custom soundtrack for your phone of 'bits and pieces' of songs. That way you can record your video straight through without having to worry about the RUclips bots. ...Just a thought. -Chaos
A first, a vacuum cleaner in use. "The dial cord is broken", otherwise perfect in every way, ho, ho. The title should be applied to every other ebay product description. Curious as to whether you would see the silver mica issue with an IR camera.
Do you think it would be possible to trace SM disease arcs by bringing a signal tracer probe close to (not touching) the area? I have used a 'hound' from a fox-and-hound wire tracing set to identify arcing mica caps just by proximity - very handy.
I love that cabinet. I have an AM FM tuner amp, all tubes. Brand is a Del Monaco chassis, and l lack a schematic. Everything is there, hate Togo into this thing blindly. Does anyone have a schematic?
@@russellhltn1396The song was “XBB.1.5” from Jimmy Fallon’s “Tonight Show”. Maybe I should play it on a 2017 “My Little Pony: The Movie” Karaoke/Bluetooth/MP3/CD Player or a 2013 “My Little Pony” Ponyville Boombox with karaoke and MP3 player to test out the song.
Hard to believe once somebody bought it and most likely after considerable contemplation and was happy with it, showing it off to friends and family. Now look what happened to it...
Save free speech. Start a pirate radio station TODAY! That unit was beautiful back in the day. I love the teal print in "your grandmothers handwriting" "HI FI". I saw just the audio tuner part just like this sold on fleabay for $150 about 2 years ago. Thanks for showing this and as far as trusting science, I've learned that math is the MOST important part in any science, including electronics. 8,000,000,000/ 4,000,000 = .1% all day long. The world loses one million people every day, and I heard that 10 years ago. The other mentioned DIS-ease had a slightly different equation, but even the best scientist could be off a percent or two.
The Speakers, are the same as The Magnovox Micromatic's with the Horn's! I bet, If you could find the actual Main connection, you would hear a sound better than what you are able to by using clip leads! I would think that there ma have been some horns with this console, which someone may have removed. or maybe, the horns were an Upgrade. but that is what, the Disk on the speaker is used for, and yes it is a Bi-pass. but, as a protection against damage towards , the other speakers(Horns). If I remember my Micromatic's chasis - The speakers did have the same parts on the speakers. Yes, that was done by the Manufacture ... Most Likely! this is why, using the phono plug Rca Ports!
Was way too many spiders 🕷 😫 The stuff nightmares are made of! They kind of look like what I call (here): "basement window" spiders, because that is where I see similar looking ones.
Too bad that set is in that condition…. It’s a shame, you don’t see any sets from the late 1950s - early 1970s, not even the big and heavy combo units where safe, and they’re getting more and more rare everyday with people repurposing these old sets…..
im working on a vintage television myself what would cause no image and no sound. Is it the high voltage not working if so whats some easy steps to figure it out?
The high voltage is only used to light up the picture tube. If there's also no sound you probably don't have the low voltage supplies working. Troubleshooting is different if it's tube or solid state.
@@SmileyRiley66 Usually there's a big metal can capacitor (or a few) somewhere on the chassis. You should see voltage on its terminals when the set is powered. I'm suspecting you won't see any. If you look at a schematic there won't be very many components before that point.
@@eDoc2020 hey yeah thanks I noticed the 5u4gb wasn't doing anything so i pulled it and noticed some loose stuff in it plugged it back in turned on the set and sure enough it doesn't ever warm up so I'll replace that and see what happens I gues lol.
@@SmileyRiley66 A blown 5U4 might be caused by shorted electrolytic capacitors. You should definitely check those before powering up if you don't want to cause more damage. I would remove the horizontal output tube and power on at reduced voltage, slowly bringing it up. If any caps get warm replace them right away. If everything else more-or-less works you'll probably get audio and ticking from the vertical circuit.
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Most of the "dead spider" stuff you see, is actually the skin, or exoskeleton, that they have shed in order to grow. ( BUT, there is the live one @ 38:10 ) The warmth and convective air moving through the units, when working, draws bugs, and of course, the bugs draw spiders. It's always entertaining to see you resurrect an item that had some sort of infestation, every one is its own unique challenge.
I kept laughing the whole video through. You have a very smart and unique sense of humour. A gift.
Though I deeply searched there is no one else like you on youtube. Someone who does what you do, I mean the overall experience, just doesn't exist.
Thanks for devoting time to entertain and educate other people. I really appreciate it like everyone here for sure.
The IF Can is BAKED! And the spider eggs are CAKED1
I think this is proof we don't need to see a radio fixed to know what needs to be done to fix it.
Great video!
Way to go once again! I am always fascinated to look at that actual arcing inside the IF Cans.
Dad was a TV Repairman, he had this exact tuner set up open-face as his shop radio. It was still working in the shop at home long after he retired in the early 1990's. It was recapped more than once.
I enjoy you dry humor so much. Its soothing.
Garfield!
For silver mica measure the coil ( stripped ) with an LC meter & plug it into the formula with the
res freq you want. Say 455 or 10.7. That will give you the cap value.
LFOD !
Or disconnect the coil and measure the capacitance of the caps. If not totally leaky or shorted, they will read -20/+20 % of their initial value
Shango was doing this calculation back when you were still using training wheels! 🤣
Haha I lost it when Shango was shorting the test tube socket to the filter cap!
OUTSTANDING - OMG the memories this brings back, spiders and all. Now I need to forget all of this... AGAIN.
26:50 One of the best "money shots" I've seen in decades! Bravo.
What a shame. That was a beautiful set just abused and trashed. You never see sets like this of this era in the Cincinnati area. All have been thrown out. Not the Chinese style but the smaller TV radio combo. You can still find the monster combos because they were so hard to move. The easier it is to throw out the more likely there are none to survive.
We are all happy and want to see you make it go big time for us Mr. TV repair man Shango person cool dude
"what's wrong with it Shango?". "it's broke"
6:50 this is why I love this channel so much! 🕷️
Thanks shango, keep up the great work!
That 2.2uF 3V ceramic cap was a first for me too. I'm a technician since 32 years and never one in my life
Same here. 0.47 uF or 1.0 uF is about the largest I've ever seen for a disc ceramic cap (also over decades as an electronics tech). I wouldn't have chosen a ceramic cap for a crossover, but my guess is that this was a cost-cutting alternative.
I love it that you can immediately tell which little critter left the feces in your videos. That takes some talent!
So cool watching those breakdowns all in time with the intensity of the crackles from the speaker
Always entertaining - I absolutely love the dry humor. I have a set of "45 RPM adaptor" cufflinks, but I don't wear them anymore because I was once accused (by a staggeringly ignorant individual, having NO clue what she was looking at) of wearing swastikas on my wrists.
Absolutely the best technique to use Night Vision Goggles to find capacitor shorts! You are a electronic repair genus! You have the best "...how to fix..." videos for electronic repairs on RUclips! I must now get one of the Night Vision goggles to see hot spot for SMD and other electronic boards! Great videos!
I also want to get one of those night vision goggles but not sure which one to get...I know nothing about them. Needs to be passive with the right sensitivity i guess???
It is not often that a radio video leaves me with a grin but this one did. I would have just given this one a Simple Green bath, a brushing and then Rinse and Repeat! That is just what I used to do back in the late 60's when I first worked in a TV shop. The guy I worked for could have cared less about the dirt dust and hair balls. I could not stand it so I cleaned up all incoming TVs and radios before repairs. Ahhh the memories!
I've taken to using an electric leaf blower to things like this. Outside, of course, but it does a great job of dislodging a lot more of the funky stuff that a vacuum won't get. Especially in those little hard-to-reach places like between components.
I need to stop trying to eat when watching these Shango videos.
The secret word for today is "caked".
Correct.
So, today's word will be combined with tomorrow's word to form the word two days from now.
Yeah, we go by the ABC. Started with B-aked, now we are at C-aked, and then.. is there such a word like D-aked??? 😅
@@janosnagyj.9540 Dilapidated, destroyed, dusty, doomed. Exorcism, exquisite, engulfed, extreme.
"Now, Mindy, don't say the secret word..."
"I'm a born actress, I see the lines, I absorb them as own... caked... " [BZZZZ]
And spider eggs
The 6BM8 tube has decent sound. I had a 1965 Radio Shack reel to reel that used one. It sounded great hooked up to an 8 inch speaker. Good resto, Shango............Love the SMD Night vision shot!
I had a early sansui receiver that had them in push-pull. It made around 16W channel and was very clean and had a powerful sound despite being somewhat weaker than EL84. It was a model SM-32. You can look it up if you want. It's quite rare.
I have a Sansui 250 that uses 6BM8 in push pull. It has good sized output transformers and has a great sound.
I bought it at the Salvation Army thrift store for $10.
Very common here in UK (as ECL82) used in a lot of record players. Pretty reliable unlike the later ECL86. At the moment they don't seem too scarce here.
That 3 uF disc capacitor is new to me, never seen one of that high a value!
I agree with your take on the old filter capacitors. Not the demons that the almighty internet gurus like to claim. I'm running the original multi tap filter cap on an old pulled HiFi chassis no problem. Replaced many wax caps but stopped there.
That 2.2uF disc is a first to me as well. Specially this old! And I'm sure you are right with the explanation about the distorted sound: rated at 3V only, it is definetely starting to arc on the peaks! But even if the bass speaker pulls down the output voltage a little bit, these must be 4Ohms then as the output power at about a watt and a half would go over that voltage limit if the speaker impedance is higher than that. Interesting design, and right on the limits...
I have an old set of 1uF disc caps rated at 12volts from an old decaying console found on the side of a road. You got me curious about hooking them up and watching on a scope.
A new scented candle collected called "Hoarded Trailer Park" to include scents like "Burning rat piss" and "Baked roach feces"
That commercial at the end was so absurd that I just had to listen to it over and over again.
23:46 “The burning rat piss really smells cool.”
Imagine shango having his own TV Show, And after the news its shango knee high in dead spiders and rabbit crap, Viewer discretion is advised
That arcing silver mica disease shot was awesome.
Watching for the second time... First time I was trying to weld up some cast iron with a MIG welder with it playing in the background.
Tonight I'll dream about dead spider cake for my birthday.
2023, the year of the dead spiders.
as always you are the master of electronics trouble shooting, you take your time, you look at one part at a time and fix as you go. and you know what you are doing and take the time to explain what you are doing every step of the way. i love watching you and have learned much from you. your radio work it the best but nothing will ever replace your tv work , you are the king of t.v. trouble shooting , and your end of the line videos are just un touchable , but what i really love is when you go after the info mercials . your deck la tay rant makes me wet my pants , looking at the t.v. and seeing those old battle axes trying to sell some crap to rub on there deck-la-tay and you going off is better then any comedian alive. you make me laugh and happy for a little wile . god bless you shango 066.
perfect set in the Year of the Rabbit
La cucarachas con aranas! You're right those high efficiency speakers really put out. And the clipping crossover cap is just one of a kind! But my favorite part is the B+ thump shorting against the filter cap. Damn
I had lots of laughs through out your video. I was really surprised at your reaction to the low voltage disk caps, that you've never seen them before. I have a 1964 Zenith AM-FM radio that has one of those disk caps feeding it's tweet tweet. I have a bin of those low voltage high mf value disk caps since the 70's, I think they were meant more for low voltage transistor usage, then for a cheep tweeter speaker coupler.
At 70 I am still learning something every day. Disconnect one side of the coil and hi-pot the offending cap to oblivion.
Dr. Shango, you are needed in the Silver Mica surgical suite STAT!!!!
This set occasionally haunts my dreams
Love shango, hate the WEF. Simple as!
I have always liked the black background with gold accent of this type of art. I have never seen it on a combo cabinet like that, perhaps because I never lived on the west coast, closest I ever came was either Fort Lewis Washington, or Topock Arizona. I recall buying a painting in a village in Vietnam that was black lacquer with Chinese art on it, perhaps it was Japanese because I believe it had a pagoda on it. Had it hanging in my hooch for the first half of my tour of duty in Vietnam back in 1970. I wish I could come on a working stereo with that sort of finish, I would love to have one setting in my living room.
I'm not sure if I seen the other parts. It's been so long ago. It's great you posted another today!!!
P.S. dirty shame about the rabbits.
And yes, I had a comment disappear this morning. But hey, it's better than Facebook. They like to suspend people for saying the wrong things.
Rare set , definitely, thanks for showing us the fine specimen.
"Eeeee..." This is CLASSIC! Thanks, shango!
The “coronavirus set”as some might say. Rabbits 🐰 are a best friend over roaches 🪳 and spiders 🕷. Please don’t let this get repurposed as a dog 🐩 bed 🛌. Get a new dial cord system, dial light 💡, and new tubes put in. Also needs new capacitors. A good 👍 vacuum job would remove all the egg 🍳 sacs. This can be a good set. The dial cord on this looked okay, until ya said it was broken. Your friend, Jeff.
My favorite rabbit is Bugs Bunny.
@@Musicradio77Network Chinchillas are more fun.
"I Love the Smell of Roach Feces in the morning."
incredible views of arcing!
Always facinated 2 watch your video's from The Netherlands
Where else are you going to find cool special effects using night videography involving SMD and tube glowage? Not to
also forget the spider carcasses and roach crap. With all the things wrong with the chassis ( and cabinet ) it does make
an entertaining video from Shango.
I remembered this set from the last video, was hoping shango would open the video with some N. W. A 😂
42:21 "but this latest variant, might beee the best...!"
Jabbed The Hut is a supervillain. Cannot talk about him…
Any word with the letter "V" in it is scarier. Hense the name change half way though the game. A Mexican beer is not scary. Like the movie "V for vendetta".
Could the arc enabling particles be flushed away with contact cleaner or WD? EXPERIMENT?
Thanks again and be safe from the rain.
I really like the look of that old set. I wish Tenn was closer.
What the hełł was it that attracted the spiders so much?
In this case, we can conclude that the banana slicer has become a spider slicer.
The spiders were likely eating the roaches.
-Chaos
@shaywave I hope you're not referring to the electrically roached delicacies.
If you look at where spiders set up webs, its usually in places with air movement, or in a spot in a dark area where a light might come in from an exterior window, or near a light fixture. They know that those 2 conditions will always draw food to them. Roaches always love electronic appliances that create heat, so they will find them quick and set up shop. I don't take "curb find" TV's home anymore, but if I do find something smaller I might like, I will put it in a extra large trash bag, spray a can of RAID into it for about a minute, and then seal it up and let it sit for over a month. I figure that should kill off anything that came home with the item.
Ah, Sonotone Röhren Made in West Germany, Sehr Interessant. Interessting Video Thank you.
That is such a beautiful cabinet!!
If this console was taken care of, e.g., kept away from the elements and those rabbits, it probably would have been pretty valuable by now.
The small TRS plugs are 3.2mm or 1/8", the bigger ones are 6.3mm or 1/4"
TRS means Tip Ring Sleve, so a mono plug would just be called TS, and ones with 4 conductors - TRRS
They are also called phone plugs. They were invented for the patch cords of manual telephone switchboards. They can have up to 5 contacts (TRRRS). Most common sizes are 2.5mm (1/10 in), 3.5mm (1/8 in) and 6.3mm (1/4 in), and they can have one or two pins.
Hey, congrats on the new phone!
I get the impression that the roaches in question aren’t the kind that are typically smoked…. although… Compton? You never know… 🤔
OMG Shango, the song at the end had me in stiches, too funny!
Hey, to overcome the copyright thing you might make a custom soundtrack for your phone of 'bits and pieces' of songs. That way you can record your video straight through without having to worry about the RUclips bots.
...Just a thought.
-Chaos
So, no comments about the tiny carbon resistor at 11:02 ?
40:44 Remember folks, get maxvaxxed
Impossible to eat candy 🍬 and look your video 😂
Ooooooh! Fascinatin' bulb array!
The ending song was perfect 👍
I admire your patience dealing with an old "roach motel". I would drag it out back and burn it.
A first, a vacuum cleaner in use. "The dial cord is broken", otherwise perfect in every way, ho, ho. The title should be applied to every other ebay product description. Curious as to whether you would see the silver mica issue with an IR camera.
Yes, he released a short recently through some night vision goggles
You need a tuning cord to get it done and move the dial freely to check the stations.
Do you think it would be possible to trace SM disease arcs by bringing a signal tracer probe close to (not touching) the area? I have used a 'hound' from a fox-and-hound wire tracing set to identify arcing mica caps just by proximity - very handy.
Gentle n Creamy....now that'd make a great email sig line.
Hey Shang.. Ever use an air compressor on this stuff ?
You know it is against the law to film animals in that situation
I love that cabinet. I have an AM FM tuner amp, all tubes. Brand is a Del Monaco chassis, and l lack a schematic. Everything is there, hate Togo into this thing blindly. Does anyone have a schematic?
This one is even in worser shape than some of the Sets from the desert 😄😄
I hate when spiders, roaches and mice are in a chassis. But this chassis is in nasty shape due to roaches and spiders, and sometimes mice.
10:29 “Oooh. Barf-Point cigarette rash!”
that song at the end is great, i love it
I'm trying to look it up. It sounds like B-52s, but closer to Bob River's parody But so far, not finding it.
@@russellhltn1396The song was “XBB.1.5” from Jimmy Fallon’s “Tonight Show”. Maybe I should play it on a 2017 “My Little Pony: The Movie” Karaoke/Bluetooth/MP3/CD Player or a 2013 “My Little Pony” Ponyville Boombox with karaoke and MP3 player to test out the song.
Top of the day to you Shango66 from Nova Scotia Canada
Hard to believe once somebody bought it and most likely after considerable contemplation and was happy with it, showing it off to friends and family. Now look what happened to it...
I like the truth song at the end:)
It was “XBB.1.5”
3:16 Yep, ol Prabhjot at the third party censorship cube farm kept gettin' ya...
I get that issue with comments often man it's a pain.
Save free speech. Start a pirate radio station TODAY!
That unit was beautiful back in the day. I love the teal print in "your grandmothers handwriting" "HI FI". I saw just the audio tuner part just like this sold on fleabay for $150 about 2 years ago. Thanks for showing this and as far as trusting science, I've learned that math is the MOST important part in any science, including electronics. 8,000,000,000/ 4,000,000 = .1% all day long. The world loses one million people every day, and I heard that 10 years ago. The other mentioned DIS-ease had a slightly different equation, but even the best scientist could be off a percent or two.
That Tee-Vee was literally roached.
The Speakers, are the same as The Magnovox Micromatic's with the Horn's! I bet, If you could find the actual Main connection, you would hear a sound better than what you are able to by using clip leads! I would think that there ma have been some horns with this console, which someone may have removed. or maybe, the horns were an Upgrade. but that is what, the Disk on the speaker is used for, and yes it is a Bi-pass. but, as a protection against damage towards , the other speakers(Horns).
If I remember my Micromatic's chasis - The speakers did have the same parts on the speakers.
Yes, that was done by the Manufacture ... Most Likely! this is why, using the phono plug Rca Ports!
32:18 😂 "You villl tell us Insurrection or you get the plate connection again¡”
34:50 Wow is right. I've never seen one either!
9:53 “The Bowel Movement Tube.”
8:43 - Made In England implies it’s a Mullard, Brimar or Mazda (no, not that Mazda!)
fred Schneider is pure happiness~
Was way too many spiders 🕷 😫 The stuff nightmares are made of! They kind of look like what I call (here): "basement window" spiders, because that is where I see similar looking ones.
wonder how many ufd is a bed of spiders
39:08 The use of a 4" radio speaker as a tweeter seems a bit odd, even for 1960. I'll bet it was a fraction of the cost of a real tweeter.
👍 Супер це не кожному дано таке зробити в нас також був комбайн Жигулі 60років дуже схоже дякую.
Как называется его канал?
@@gordonwelcher9598 shango 066
@@Electronic-101 Кто такой коллекционер Жигулей? Какой у него канал на ютубе?
@@gordonwelcher9598 Жиулі Стара радіола а Канала не знаю колекционерів.
Wonder what the spiders live on in a radio tv set.
Umm, roaches?
roaches😃
what is the reason for a different output tube for each channel?.
was that B-52 at the end ???
Jimmy Fallon and his stupid COVID Variant XBB.1.5 song
It was the song called “XBB.1.5” from Jimmy Fallon’s “Tonight Show”.
@@Musicradio77Network Thanks. I was wondering.
So there are 2 different kinds of "spiders" in there: the 45 RPM adapters and the arachnids!
The fbi wants to know..."you some kinda troublemaker, buddy?" They'll try to get your head right.
Too bad that set is in that condition…. It’s a shame, you don’t see any sets from the late 1950s - early 1970s, not even the big and heavy combo units where safe, and they’re getting more and more rare everyday with people repurposing these old sets…..
im working on a vintage television myself what would cause no image and no sound. Is it the high voltage not working if so whats some easy steps to figure it out?
The high voltage is only used to light up the picture tube. If there's also no sound you probably don't have the low voltage supplies working. Troubleshooting is different if it's tube or solid state.
@@eDoc2020 its 100 percent all tube. The tubes that i can see seem to be lighting up. even the picture tube lights up
@@SmileyRiley66 Usually there's a big metal can capacitor (or a few) somewhere on the chassis. You should see voltage on its terminals when the set is powered. I'm suspecting you won't see any. If you look at a schematic there won't be very many components before that point.
@@eDoc2020 hey yeah thanks I noticed the 5u4gb wasn't doing anything so i pulled it and noticed some loose stuff in it plugged it back in turned on the set and sure enough it doesn't ever warm up so I'll replace that and see what happens I gues lol.
@@SmileyRiley66 A blown 5U4 might be caused by shorted electrolytic capacitors. You should definitely check those before powering up if you don't want to cause more damage. I would remove the horizontal output tube and power on at reduced voltage, slowly bringing it up. If any caps get warm replace them right away. If everything else more-or-less works you'll probably get audio and ticking from the vertical circuit.
Where are the audio output transformers? They're under so much fills it's easy to overlook them!!!
They are mounted in an unusual layout, one at the back and one on the side.