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'73 RCA XL-100 "Snap" then loses color.
Hi Everyone! I recently started having a issue with my daily watcher XL-100 I got a few weeks ago, was working fine then developed a issue where you would be watching it and it would "snap" and the picture would lose color at first I thought it was the tripplr possibly going bad, but with losing color now I'm starting to think it may be a module "arcing out" I do have a complete Parts chassis I can switch things around from if need be I'm just trying to narrow it down to the component that is bad first. Thanks for your help
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http://www.videokarma.org/showpost.p...65&postcount=1
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Plus I have a huge tube caddy packed with brand new XL-100 modules here....you just have to let us know what chassis you gots
XL-100s are easy module swaps if that's the issue.
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Cool! Hopefully it will just be a module. And it's a CTC-48. |
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Sounds like it may be a CRT arc. Triplers & quadruplers
were rare to go on RCA's. To see if its external wait for a hot humid day & run it. That will always smoke it out. 73 Zeno LFOD ! |
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