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Old 01-06-2012, 06:21 AM
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Timmy: I have to look at both Sams folders again. Motorola flybacks were built in sections so each coil could be replaced. Maybe the HV coil could be swapped. The terminology, small vs large doesn't relate to the physical size, but the tube count, circuitry ETC. I even use that term for RCA chassis CTC24 VS CTC25.
if you have the schematics for the 914-918a are these chassis 23inch also like the 908? and does those 2 chassis use a hv tripler? im working with don lindsly on if i could use the fly for the smaller chassis for the 908 but hes looking to see the schematics as well. thanks timmy
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Old 01-06-2012, 09:28 AM
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if you have the schematics for the 914-918a are these chassis 23inch also like the 908? and does those 2 chassis use a hv tripler? im working with don lindsly on if i could use the fly for the smaller chassis for the 908 but hes looking to see the schematics as well. thanks timmy
IIRC, the TS914 were all 23EGP equipped. The 918's were built using 21,23& 25 CRT's. They all used 3AT2 HV rect tubes. The ETS908 were a good earlier design. The TS914,918 and 921 was the cost-cutting later design. The smaller chassis used a focus voltage dropping resistor from the second anode source.
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