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Originally Posted by 7"estatdef
I picked up a 1077b about a year ago at a flea market. Didn't really realize what I had gotten till I got it home and gave it a good looking over. Quite a handy piece of gear for generating a test pattern, checking rf and if stages, audio, video, and horizontal stages.
There is a guy that repairs them, but more importantly he has replacement slides for the test patterns. He has a web site. What's the difference between the 1076 and the 1077?
Terry
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Im not certain what the differances were between the 1076 and the 1077 , perhaps the CRT , my 1076 and the old dynascan both have
5BKPV-1 CRT's . What's in your 1077 ? B&K was always making changes and adding different features compaired to the early unit's , I seen one in a book from 1962 , and the author was using a early one , it looked like the Dynascan but there were more controls on it , by that time it was a Television analyst .
The one big disadvantage with the earlier units is that they are long , and if you want to operate the B&K directly infront of the tv you are servicing you need a large sevice bench . the older units were 17 " long . when the 1976 came out it it was only 10-1/2" deep .
Either way they are all great to have .
Does anyone here use a old Dynascan like mine ?