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Originally Posted by yagosaga
Hi,
there was an ad on a collector's board: Raduga for free. I asked another collector to collect it for me.
The secondary coil of the flyback is bad. See photo.
When I was on a visit in East Germany in 1980, the first time I saw this Raduga tv set in a radio and tv shop. I wondered why this Sovjet tv set has a purple picture. The other brands reporduced correct colors. But these Sovjet tv sets had purple screens.
Today I get the answer. Because the Raduga tv sets have a tint control! It is just the same tint control like I knew from NTSC color tv sets. The Raduga is a SECAM tv set with a tint control. It is fascinating.
In the next weeks I will get another Sovjet color tv set, the Rubin. It is also in good condition, but it is missing the back.
Kind regards,
Eckhard
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I've heard stories that in Cuba, they imported Soviet made TV's for the NTSC standard. I don't think that's why the Raduga has a tint control in the first place, but maybe it is.
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