Motorola VT-73 TV Restoration, Part 3b
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@GeoN0JRJ LOL - Funny you should mention that. The first time I worked on one of these, I put liquid electrical tape over the HV connections. Sure enough I made some mistakes and have to burn through it to make repairs!
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George,
Very good vid, the best part being Mia, of course. You have a little cutie there. Wifey and I have all grandsons, not a girl in the bunch. Oh well, there's always the great grandkids...if they ever get here.
Take care my friend.
Regards,
John
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Looking good so far :) That thing you thought might be a doorknob cap is actually a transformer.
P.S. It's a good idea to avoid any sharp point in high voltage wiring otherwise you can get arcs, corona and ozone. So you might want to put a blob of solder where you spliced in the new HV caps.
bandersentv 3 months ago
@bandersentv Thanks for the heads up on the HV Bob! I will check those connections and put a glob here and there. I had thought about putting corona dope on those connections but that sure would be a hasstle to get off if I ever had to change out a component.
GeoN0JRJ 3 months ago
FB job with vid. If you say that word again "Asbestos" I have to move here. hehehehehe seeing if they hear that word here in Holland they colse the town off because they said it will kill all that touch it. Yea right......... But great job on the TV. Hope all parts and what you did will get the Old Lady back up and working. And hope you get that CRT tester also. Again great job
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Hogkat 3 months ago
@Hogkat Hello my friend! Don't you know we eat asbestos here in Texas! It's great on crackers with a little hot sauce! Actually, there is only a small 8"x8" patch of the stuff up there in the top of the cabinet. I try not to disturb it. Dangerous stuff. Thanks for taking the time to watch and leave feedback!
GeoN0JRJ 3 months ago