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Old 04-02-2019, 10:19 AM
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21ct55 FTB replacement contest

How many Videokarma members see 3A3 rectifiers in my photo postings?
Actually I used CTC-20 3A3A hi voltage and 3A2 focus.

Tom's comments about "paper capacitors" was a matter of his preference.
His OldsHealey comment refers to my life's major hoby project that is still
competitive with Shelby's 427 Cobra! What might his life's magor project be?

As for Tom's rag about my repeated posting various shared photos was
mindless and completely unfair. I was attempting to find a replacement
for Photo Bucket photo sharing. Sorry for anyone's inconvenience.

The winters must be pretty long and cold in Pewaukee/Delafield to keep
Tom entertained, eh...........Tom

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Old 04-02-2019, 03:14 PM
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21CT55 FBT replacement

Apart from all the noise, does any member know of a successful flyback transformer
transplant actually performed on an original 21CT55 with a much later donor
flyback system install? Just curious........... Mindless Tomcomm

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Old 04-02-2019, 06:16 PM
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How many Videokarma members see 3A3 rectifiers in my photo postings?
Actually I used CTC-20 3A3A hi voltage and 2AV2 focus, both are backlite
based octals that were pretty obvious in the photo.
The only octals in that photo in the HV cage are the damper and HV regulator...Look at it closer.

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Tom's comments about "paper capacitors" was a matter of his preference.
Replacing ALL paper capacitors: the 'preference' of >90% of all TV and radio collectors who repair their equipment....If cooking the original flyback didn't teach you a lesson I suppose nothing I (an ELectrical Engineer) or others in past threads say will ever get through to you.

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As for Tom's rag about my repeated posting various shared photos was
mindless and completely unfair. I was attempting to find a replacement
for Photo Bucket photo sharing. Sorry for anyone's inconvenience.
Would you agree that facts are fair? Going back through this thread you've been trying to "find a replacement for Photo Bucket" since 11-10-2017 and have made over 70 posts to that end in that time... I just created a new flickr account (since my old one was full) in 10 minutes and confirmed it works with an edit to one post...Comparatively speaking is it not something of a joke to take what ammounts to 1.3 years and over 70 posts and STILL not be done with the same task I just did in 10min?


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The winters must be pretty long and cold in Pewaukee/Delafield to keep
Tom entertained, eh...........Tom
It was 54 here today and there are a variety of things inside and out I could better spend my time on than trying to show you reality.
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