Watch It 1952 Motorola 21K1 TS351 Television Console Resurrection pt3 2
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2023
- Super high hour set watch it working again before hitting the recycle bin. Reinstalling chassis in cabinet testing tubes some alignment and setup watching home shopping, Everything is weak on this one it could be restored with some time and effort to a nice set
/ shango066 
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After this resurrection, waking up with such a program, this device from 1952 should have exploded immediately!
When i was a kid the first tube i had to play with was a 6sn7..the only thing i did was turn on the filament but it helped my interest as an adult in fixing old tube radios..thank you shango for reviving that memory..😊
Nothing like being born in 1952 and seeing this ancient tv that’s “what, 70 something?” At least it’s running.
Yeah. I was born in '51 and was probably watching Buffalo Bob on a set such as this.
Yep, 1953 here and the look of that set is so familiar.
I'm 67 and grew up watching Huclkleberry Hound on TV just like this.
In 1964 it was completely worn out.
The animal police are going to think that you're torturing a dog over there wiping that screen.
Hahahaha 😆
DEAD!!!
That was actually whale speak. It's OK.
My partner wanted to know “what the Hell are you watching now..? “ 😮
I actually laughed out loud while you were cleaning off the TV screen. This is one of the reasons why I watch your Channel.
Now I am not saying we were dirt poor when I was a kid living on the farm, but we were damn close. We learned to eat cotton tail rabbits for supper when food was short. Mom's garden was tended by we children and mom supervised so we could eat vegitables with our meals. When it was time for a good supper, dad would cut the heads off a couple of chickens that we raised so mom could fry them up for some of the best damned fried chicken ever. Well in 59 dad put our farm land in the soil bank, and rented a small farm closer to town because my eldest sister needed to attend High School and our home place was 26 miles from town, the new place was only about 11 miles from town. The new place was cool because it had electric power, new to us as the home place never had that luxery. Also the new place had 2 wells, one for drinking water was just beside the kitchen so carrying in drinking and kitchen water was much easier. Now that we had power, and could turn on a light instantly instead of lighting the kerosene lamps when we needed light, dad figured we should get one of those new fangled television sets. So off to town he went and on main street was a TV Repair shop who had used TV's he took on trade in's, much like car dealers. Dad found a 21 inch black and white then had the TV Guy mount an antenna atop an abandoned 3 story house next to the small farm house we lived in. We could get 2 channels, 3 if the clouds were just right, and every damn ford that drove past our house would cause the screen to flicker in time with the engine. That was my intro to TV'S in 59, the folks had that TV until late in 1971 when at long last dad traded up to a smaller table set as they had moved to town and didn't have room for the floor set.
The Real McCoys.
The Real McCoys.
That is how my mother grew up on the farm. Once when I said I saw a possum in the back yard, she said they are really greasy to cook.
That is a great candidate for a full restoration / restomod. Shango has breathed a bunch of life into it, swapping out those caps and properly aligning it would be amazing. Likewise, cleaning up the cabinet would be pretty rewarding too.
yes that radar tube was pure magic!
It’s amazing how intense the content Id search is on RUclips. It would be great if you could run old shows like Ernie Kovacs,Jack Benny,Highway Patrol,etc on these sets while you worked on them,but it’s not worth the risk.
Seeing the garbage people watch on tv these days I have to agree with Newton Minnow,tv is a “vast wasteland.” Funny thing is Minnow thought that back in the early 60’s. He hadn’t seen anything yet!
Oh well,at least if we’re stuck watching this tripe we get to listen to your hilarious commentary. It’s kind of like “mystery science theatre” with informercials.
Neither the women nor the screen are very bright. Perfect match.
Stay cool Mate.
"Poindexter" lives again! 😊 Wish I was close enough to adopt that set and finish recapping it, hopefully someone will! Good work on resurrecting this classic Motorola.
I enjoy your videos. They are informative and inspiring. I have a 1949 Admiral that I hope to restore.
that cleaning looked like it was the first time you've ever cleaned anything 🤣
It sounds like a stubborn mule for a second when you wiped the screen 😆
I was at estate sale today and I picked up an early 60s Sanyo console stereo. An export model and it has bunch of Japanese writing on the back cover. I ended up getting it for a song. In the main chassis compartment it has in Sanyo branded bag the schematic diagrams. I never new Sanyo sold console stereos back in early 60s in the USA. In fact I didn't know they made console stereos at all.
Sanyo did made console stereo with build in 4 Track reel to reel tape and record player in early of 1970. I saw it was at the high ends department store in Thailand and it was expensive like $350.00 compared to the US and German manufactured console that sold for $800-1000 at that time. I have not seen TV big screen console TV with AM-FM stero and record player manufactured in Japan and in Asia at that time the largest B&W TV screen was only 14" made by Toshiba! Our first colour TV was Toshiba 14" was purchased from Px in Japan in 1971 and it was stolen from our apartment in Philadelphia not too long after we moved in 1971!
I kniver new that two! Thats' sew cole to new! I knead two find won of thems four my lifing rome!
Someone save this sad old utilitarian styled Motorola. Shango has done the hard diagnostic troubleshooting and it's looking very good!
Cleaning that CRT face was hilarious. Sounded like kids screaming.
That ASMR screen cleaning reminded me of a comment my teacher made in high school after returning to our classroom in high school after being gone for 10 minutes.
"Wow you all are a great bunch!"
"I didn't return to screeching girls and burning rubber, I'm impressed!"
It's lazy Saturday afternoon with rapidly changing from hot sun to hailstorm hourly - spring weather in southeastern Europe, and I've almost fell asleep listening to the songs of California's birds.
A few days ago I was watching the Old Movie Grumpy Old men, on of my favourite movies. Before I never got why Max was upset that the neighbour had turned the TV (movie was made in the 1990's) into a fish tank and offered to put the guts back in because he was also a TV repair person before he retired. I even noticed they had him "repairing" a tv during the movie. Until watching your videos I never understood what it took to repair these vintage sets and I grew up only on the Solid State TV's where they Lasted (i'm a Late 80's baby). Even my parents said I had a TV that used to be on a wooden cart fall over on me. One thing I will not miss from these old TV's is the high pitch noises that emitted from them and from time to time they would drive me up the wall especially when there was no other noise around me.
I never heard that noise. All the CRTs I had never made that pitch noise.
I adopted it. Thanks shango066. it will be restored and made like new....
Like it all vintage. A history when a tv lasted was serviceable.
So funny to see I believe is HSN. I worked for them as a sales agent/customer service rep from my home computer when I lived in Florida part time, after being retired. You would not believe what I would have to listen too!
That glass cleaning noise would get a million views on TikTok.
Can you message me where to send that stuff back to. I've been so overloaded busy
We complain about the wind, motorcycles, planes and helicopters but the birds chirping doesn't bother us.
Back in the 80s, I brought my first VCR in Batamax from home shopping TV for $250.00 from what people paid for $950.00 in store. It was Sanyo from Japan with remote control and last until I throw away in 1990. I also, brought a gunsmiths screw driver set from the same channel in Spring of 1984 for $40.00 back then. It was real quality item and shipped it to your door step and no credit card scam at all back then.
Thanks once again. Another favourite tv resurrection for me by Shango!
Thanks!
Thanks again. You're the one person I look forward to watching every Saturday and sometimes Sunday.
What about SVENGHOOLIE ?
27:06 This is because there is a subaudible code which is recorded into the audio tracks of most every modern recording of copyrighted material.
It took me some time to remember this tv. It's the one with the rim around the front of the picture tube.
The coffee shop I'm sitting in now (Canadian Bakin'), has an almost identical set (very minor differences in the cabinet), but unfiortuantely they put a flat panel in theirs and show things forced to monochrome but it still looks pretty cool sitting there.
If I lived closer I would be happy to save an old set that you resurrected ... It's just too far away....but I really enjoy your content
I, for one, enjoy this mix of H/core resto & beauty regime advice…👍👍
I would have really like to adopt it, but I am not in that state, great work, I hope it does not become a dog crate or something,
Would love a set like that, good to see it running again
Enjoyed straight forward trouble shooting and ultimate resurrection.
I may have mentioned this on a prior Episode relating to this sat. A 6W6 is a profoundly different tube than a 6V6...2.5 amps of heater current, they run screaming hot. I think I recall that B plus was being stolen from the cathode of the 6w6. A 6V6 would not do well in that position.
"OK over 50" sounds like a dating site for seniors
Interesting, have watched your vids for many years, and I am impressed with the results you get from seemingly impossible "candidates" ! Also my experience regarding tube tester results and performance in a radio or TV. A seemingly weak tube often plays as good (sometimes better!) than a strong one tested in the tube tester. Of course, this is not the rule always..
Just think, that TV was working like that in the early 50s with a bunch of people gathered around it to watch Uncle Miltie.
Epic shango, thats tonights viewing sorted.
I’ve never seen a weak 6AL5, that’s impressive
On my old Stark tube tester, diodes were considered good if the meter was halfway into the poor.
@@dougbrowning82 My Mercury 1200 tester says diodes ok if over this line, which is about 25% on the emissions scale, or about halfway into the bad scale. Got a bag of 6AL5, but I have never ran across a bad one. I don't think they run too hard, only 9 mA at around 100 volts or so, so easy life.
In my youth I used to collect tubes from TV like this in the junk.
Occasionally I would take one home and just putting all good tubes in it would make it work pretty good.
I was thinking the same thing. I would imagine I have around 100 used ones and I have never had one bad.
Good job Shango. The cabinet would look great with polish.
I would totally adopt that TV
Aw, look at that old TV feeling better and cheerfully doing its very best to show its user that newfangled programming they wanted to see.
This thing would look great in my grandmas living room!
Looking through the tube data sheets the 6W6GT has twice the transconductance as a 6V6GT at 8000 u mhos. The output load of the 6W6GT is 4K in class A whereas the 6V6GT seems to be 5K or higher output load if that would matter. Could be the cause of weak sound.
Man I wish I could come get it, but 15hrs 1 way is a bit much. It would go nice in my collection. Love watching you res these things.
Exactly what I need, a red mahogany dog humidor.
Leave it up to Shango066 to get a 71 year old TV console at least working. That Motorola TV reminds me of the 1st TV set, our family ever had, a school classmate gave it to me when I was in 8th grade. It was a 1955 Motorola B&W TV with UHF tuner, you had to select ch 4 or 5, then flipped a lever for UHF channels. I learned how fix a TV at 14-15 years old, we use that TV set for a number of years. It too had a hot chassis with Selenium rectifiers and series string filaments.
All your resurrection stuff is ASMR 😅 #tingles
Thanks for another episode of Real Housewives of HSN.
Another great video, with the really funny bits at the end.
The comments... oh my 😄
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You are great! The best congratulations
What a relief to know that I can stop teasing my hair. There's a product out there that can give my hair "boom." I wish the RUclips Police weren't so strict on the copyright stuff. Does "fair use" not apply in this type of video presentation?
Ya know, that’s what the fashion and makeup Daleks run around saying: EXFOLIATE! EXFOLIATE! EXFOLIATE!
i love the weird shopping network tv
I always wondered what the chassis looked like in this set had a bare cabinet of this exact model from the previous owner sitting in my basement for years. Completely bare though no chassis tube or even speaker.
Shango you need o shake and boom and you will maybe improve the set. Maybe it will work better on new crape eraser commercials. Glad this showed up this Saturday Morning I was waiting to enjoy my coffee and watch my favorite channel. If I lived closer to you I would happy to get that set. Hard to find sets from the 50s where I live. many thanks so much for brightening up my weekend mornings. Best part of my weekend Honestly Sorry to see the video police.
Love some tube asmr 👍
Suggestion: when the shopping networks get to you why not pipe in Mine Explorers instead? Just don't forget to come back to the HSN/News commentary routine, we love it.
I just had a thought for Shango, you need to line up some repair/ resurrection for next year to coincide with testing during presidential debates.
Always a top choice - watching presidential debates with Shango.
A long time ago I wonder how many regular people were disappointed by retubing their TV instead of call ing a professional
It really does good at night. I will let it "low" to avoid a flyback failure. Still makes a good picture.
caspar, the friendly ghost gun~!
You make me loughing when cleaning the screen
You're the "TimTron" of the west coast.
27:00 that's insane they can catch that.
That picture tube looks pretty good for such an old TV. If there is ever a chance that an old b&w TV that old cannot be made to work originally I would rather retrofit a modern Tube color TV in the cabinet not a crappy LED rather than making a pet bed out of it. I've been thinking how can it be possible to make a transistor circuit inside an old tube plug to replace all those tired tubes now that would be something and convert it to an all transistor chassis but can be put back original by plugging tubes back in I did that to an old farm radio that required an A and B battery. Retrofitting a more available modern color tube to the old chassis and tie all three guns together and somehow impedance match the newer yoke if the picture Tube needs replacing the old flyback would probably have to be changed to the matching integrated flyback for the yoke. I wouldn't sell it after that I wouldn't want to be responsible for burning someone's house down.
Most tubes got changed because shops could pad the bill with the markup.
nice tv set ! I have a 1952 Viking Console tv set to ressurect , the yoke is impossible to find , the yoke burn in the late 80s ,the CRT is not done
One of the first TV sets I worked on was a Viking. Built for the Timothy Eaton Company by Electrohome of Kitchener ON, Canada. It was a mid 1950s model, though, using a 21ALP4A picture tube. Unfortunately, the original owner ran it without any deflection and burned a spot in the center of the screen. Electrohome was the Canadian equivalent of Admiral or Packard Bell.
Big Viking tv fan here. Been running the same set daily since 1987 a 1974 Viking 12".
@pitch339 I bet the yoke would cross reference with a Electohome. All of the Electohome stuff I've worked on was straightforward. I bet something would sub in there fine. The biggest problem we have is there seems to be a lack of Canadian parts information hanging around and part numbers that are different from the US part numbers.
@@1956kirk Most Viking stuff was Electrohome until Electrohome got out of manufacturing. Timothy had a penchant for sourcing domestic product. After that they both went to Japanese OEMs
"Mommy you are making the windows laugh"... or something like that was a Windex Commercial from the before time.
If it didn’t cost so much to ship across country I’d adopt one of your sets
don't let this one get away, reflect on watching Bogart movies and smoking cigarettes back in 1982 with some pals on a b/w set such as this~
Last years Crepe Erase for the stubborn décolleté.........cheers.
@2:19 - literal lol… hope you are doing well
Wonder how many My three sons, Twilight Zones and Perry Mason's played on this set when it was under 15 years old? 🤔
George Reeves Superman.
That set is old enough to have played The Honeymooners and I Love Lucy.
@@dougbrowning82 Howdy Doody, Sky King, Highway Patrol, Indian head test pattern.
@@rogersmith7396 I forgot how people would just watch the test pattern when there was nothing else on.
@@dougbrowning82 I've seen the Indian head in my lifetime. Don't know when it failed the PC test. More interesting to turn the tube TV off and watch the center dot fade. Minutes of entertainment.
Using a 6V6 where a 6W6 is called for may well be the cause of your weak sound. The 6V6 is made for 250 volts, cathode to plate, and at a lower plate current. The 6W6 has a much larger cathode, and is made for 100-150 volts, at a higher current. In fact, the 6W6 is identical to a 25L6 or 50L6, except for the heater voltage and current. Also, do not operate the TV with the 6SN7 pulled out. The grid of the 6W6 is tied directly to the 6SN7 plate, which sits at about 140 volts when the 6SN7 is conducting. If the 6SN7 is pulled out, or ohterwise not working, the grid of the 6W6 will be at the full 260 volt B+, making the output draw too much current (red plate), and put over 200 volts on the circuits fed from the 150 volt supply. This could cause much damage throughout the TV.
I never thought to count the number of 6AU6 tube pulls that I have, but it is the largest bag of any other tubes that I have. Second highest would be 6SN7, then 1B3.
Used to have a lot of TV tubes and 6AU6 was tops, followed by 6CB6. Lot of 1B3.
He went through all that to make it solid state, just put another of your thousands of 1B3. ( ha ha )
give it a reach-around 🤣
Yea, shangos been watching youporn again bless him.
Is there an impedance mismatch between the TV’s output transformer and the makeshift speaker?
I get the impression that by the hours on the tubes this set has died a dead of 1000 cuts so to speak
you know if they still make TV tobs then yes it be worth saveing but they dont make them so its hard to save somethign if you cant get parts
You can substitute different types of tubes, or even make solid state replacements! Just because you can't find parts doesn't mean you can't get creative! Shango taught me nothing is impossible to fix, merely a matter of the amount of effort involved.
Thanks shango. Tiny amounts of 'HSN' is fair price for new words and what you teach.
Hard for some to choose ... "Stupid Women" vs California's Trolled Fools "Buyback" News.
regarding the TV shopping channels.. I wondered this recently myself. believe it or not. QVC rakes in billions in sales every year. and no, it's not last years garbage.
Nordstrom Rack, with shoes that have uneven gluing ~ for cheap
Those channels have some of the best deals for prepaid smartphones. I mostly use mine for the smart features instead of talk, text, and data. Like everything else, the content has went down the drain on those channels.
Great job Shango66, those dumbbell look pretty hot in black and white. 😆 Lol
Good
This would make one hell of a project.
And no, I've never met anyone who's bought crap from shopping channels. It all looks so cheap and tacky, or a con. Give me ebay every time. :)
Since I retired, am I realizing “filament burnoff” gray hair?
That’s stuff from failing stores like Forever21 & Aeropostale…
29:06 "Does this cathode ray tube make my butt look fat?"
Greetings from Cape Town, where black lives matter. TV only came to this part of the world in late 1974, early 1975, using the PAL colour system, and by then everything was solid state, so no tube sets here.
Too bad you don't live in Chicago. A guy I know ( Bob A.) would love working on it.
He's seen this video, he even commented on it.
I just got an ancient firestone deluxe set and I think it will work if I can replace a can capacitor. It's labeled 45x420 can anyone tell me what that means and what kind of capacitor I need to replace it? Cap gets waaay too hot I've never turned the thing on for more than a few seconds im afraid it will explode if I don't change it.
I wouild love to put in the work to fix that set, but when Im done my house is yet smaller. Consoles not allowed because of no room anymore
“This sets probably been sitting since the late 60’s and it gets resurrected and the first thing that comes out of it are these dumbass women”
I was thinking the same exact thing before you said it. I’m sure most of the viewers were too.
Woody Allen's "Sleeper" comes to mind.
"In life you have to do a lot of things you don’t f**king want to do. Many times, that’s what the f**k life is… one vile f**king task after another." A.S.
Isn't that the same model TV that Doc Brown had in Back to the future?
Baked!
Cabinet almost looks nautical. A white life preserver and coil of rope would look good near it.