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04-26-2016, 01:35 PM
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If it is similar to a TS-4 chassis I'd check the chokes around the video detector diode. Mine cooked it's diode and one of the chokes.
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04-27-2016, 07:30 AM
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The wife was a bed hog last night, so I woke up at about 4 AM and decided that I was up. Here's where I'm at.
I cleaned the snot out of the pins on V1 and now have correct voltage on pin 3. As to whether it was lighting before, I was fairly certain, but who knows....it was early this morning....so I just went ahead and cleaned the pins and the voltage was there. The voltage on pin 1 of V2 is still unchanged. Going to toss this set in the van and have Tom (Electronic M) take a peek, as long as we'll be seeing each other at ETF. I might bring the other tough dog 7" for my replica pre-war too....spread the fun around a little, and maybe I'll learn something in the process 
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