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Originally Posted by Dude111
Yes he does and its good seeing people HAVE THE WILL to make it work again 
GOOD FOR YOU MY FRIEND |
Thanks! Once I get going on a set, I'm pretty tenacious. Especially with these Admirals now that I have some experience with them.
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Originally Posted by kramden66
those wavy lines are the same ones I was getting on my Dumont ra-109 , what made them go away was when I adjusted the width and drive and all that , they may or may not still be slightly there , I know when they were there tuning would make them lighter or bolder , I hadn't noticed them lately so when I run it again I will look closely and if they are there even faintly I will report it.
mike
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Adjusting the width and drive did help. The lines vary a lot depend on the programming. It's especially bad in dim scenes.
I put the chassis into my blonde 30A16 Admiral cabinet and retired the unrestored green cadmium monster that had been in there to the attic.
The sound really surprised me. It was much louder with my cable hookup than on the workbench.
All was well for about 45 minutes then the vertical went haywire
I guess I'll be pulling it back out sooner than later. Oh the joys of running vintage sets
