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Originally Posted by krimney
It seems to come and go and can be irritating if the volume isn't turned up loud. I have no TV repair skills(unless they are well hidden) and NO test gear other than a Realistic Multi meter.
If I decided to part with this unit , I know it would be preferable to keep it complete. What are these things worth? Whole or parts??
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It's something not being properly filtered from the video stage, that's my guess. Old capacitors and an out-of-spec tube are probably the culprit, but I'm not a TV repairman either. Use the VCR and one of those godawful integrateds (like the one you had on top of it
) with some of those troublesome speakers you pile up
until you can figure it out.
If you ever want a SMALL TV (A REAL ONE) I have a National Panasonic AN609D 7" you can figure out. Robust CRT but needs caps and a diode or two in the PS (overvoltage to the heaters). It's an Instant On set so I could NOT let it run warm all the time like that, but it had a great picture and it's bright blue, as Matsushita was so famous for never making a dull set.
Send money, guns and lawyers and we'll smuggle it into Diefendorfer's garage without a further charge. (SP sorry I wish Bush was the other half of Anheuser some daze)..
PS somebody tell me if ~~~THIS~~~ National has anything go to with the Panasonic namesake?