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Electronic M 11-02-2019 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by mr_rye89 (Post 3216911)
Lookin good so far. I have a few 6080s/6AS7s left over from my OTL headphone amp days if you want them.

I probably don't need them, but if you want them gone I don't mind being the custodian of them.

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Originally Posted by kf4rca (Post 3216919)
You can build a TV dolly fairly easily, out of two 2x2 pieces of plywood and a 2x4 and some casters.

I have some low furniture dollys that I could used for that purpose if I had something the right height to stack...I just don't have any time for woodwork presently (also I need an adjustable height cart with a lift jack not fixed height)...Hell I probably lost a good 2 hours per night of sleep per night just to get that Conrac buttoned up. It is together and resting on a packard bell console now so it is safe.

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Originally Posted by Popester (Post 3216920)
Is frame number 4 a picture of a lady in a shower lol :jawdrop:?

Radiation decontamination actually....I take it you haven't seen the james Bond Film 'Dr. No' before...

Before I turned down the B+ to spec it filled the screen and was running 235mA H out cathode current and the fly was gettign hot after 40 min running. After getting B+ to spce it was running 180mA, but didn't fill the screen. I then subbed a better tube and currently have the compromise fo full screen and 220mA (cathode current had to be adjusted off dip for a full screen)... H centering is at one end. which don't help...I may in the future try to get it better.
For now it is good enough that I can try to work on other stuff and get unburied in projects.

vintage.digi 09-15-2020 08:39 PM

Did anyone manage to locate a scan of the service manual for this monitor? I'd imagine that the one for the CYA would also have quite a bit of overlapping information.

Electronic M 09-16-2020 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by vintage.digi (Post 3227562)
Did anyone manage to locate a scan of the service manual for this monitor? I'd imagine that the one for the CYA would also have quite a bit of overlapping information.

The one Kf4RCA posted is correct and all I have presently....The set was working fine when I last used it the last time this thread was active so I'm not worried.


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