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Old 07-19-2006, 12:08 AM
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Adam, do you need the knobs for that set?

I may have some laying around and failing that I have a set I'm probably going to junk that has some.
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Old 07-19-2006, 12:15 AM
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Old 07-19-2006, 08:46 AM
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Wow! The cabinet on that Hoffman looks fabulous. My 1949 Motorola 9VT1 is in a very similar cabinet and needs refinishing. Now that I see what it can look like, I will definitely have to do mine. It's about the same size screen too, only with electrostatic deflection.
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Old 07-19-2006, 12:37 PM
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Adam -

The set looks great!

My first thought on the exploded red goop is that it was a very liberal application, by a previous owner or serviceman, of Corona Dope. I didn't really see it in your open-chassis pictures -- did you remove it?

The photos also show a great deal of the outer conductive coating missing from the picture tube. Did you re-coat it? If so, what product did you use (I have a 10BP4 that needs it)? not, what's the penalty for leaving it off?

All-in-all an excellent thread with good before-and-after shots and lots of good chatter. Great work, all!
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Old 07-19-2006, 01:31 PM
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Adam -
My first thought on the exploded red goop is that it was a very liberal application, by a previous owner or serviceman, of Corona Dope. I didn't really see it in your open-chassis pictures -- did you remove it?

The photos also show a great deal of the outer conductive coating missing from the picture tube. Did you re-coat it? If so, what product did you use (I have a 10BP4 that needs it)? not, what's the penalty for leaving it off?
I left the flyback as it is in the earlier picture. I was so relieved to find it was good, that I didn't want to mess with it anymore than I had to.

On the 10BP4 all I did was remove the loose bits of coating. It doesn't seem to have any problems the way it is. Is anybody aware of any products out there for recoating it?

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Adam, do you need the knobs for that set?

I may have some laying around and failing that I have a set I'm probably going to junk that has some.
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And I (gulity, gulity!!!) still have them too...

Charles
Charles already went through the trouble of digging those knobs and a few others out for me awhile ago, but if you do decide to junk that other set, I do need the top of the HV cage, and the back. Thanks.



And thanks for all the compliments on the refinish, this is the first one I did, and I was worried when I started that it was going to turn out bad, but it is actually easier to do than I thought it would be.

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Old 07-20-2006, 08:01 PM
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I searched this forum and found two applicable posts:
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthr...47119#poststop
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http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthr...42285#poststop

which discuss the re-application of the outer tube coating.

I recently picked up an old Farnsworth, its 10BP4 has a similar loss of outer coating. The seller had a box of junk too which included a motorola chassis that had been sitting in a puddle in a wet basement for a hundred years and was hopelessly lost to corrosion. The 10BP4 was so filthy I had to cut it out and then spray it hard with a garden hose to remove the accumulated gook. It has good phosphor, good filament and good vacuum. Probably still works, but it's not yet tested. I sprayed ALL the aquadag coating off of it though. I sure would like to recoat both tubes.

The two other posts refer to a product, one even gives a part number, but I haven't been able to find a supplier yet. Does anybody have any, or know the best place to get it?
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