Енот, сцука, полоскун... Замена кондера на перемычку просто эпично !!!!

Not 1930 for sure. Silicon chips were not invented until 1961 and didn't come into regular use until much later than that. Also there was no plastic in 1930 -- at that time the nearest to plastic was bakelite. I would guess that this television dates from the late 1980's or early 1990's. Regardless of all that. a nice restoration and job that I wouldn't have a clue about doing myself.

How to produce a fake restoration video: 1. Coat a broken device in dirt and throw it beside a road or path. 2. Act like you just found it and take it home. 3. Remove the dirt from the circuit board with a non-antistatic toothbrush. 4. Do some random and useless tests with your multimeter and do like you found a fault. 5. "Repair" the fault. (He actually replaced the capacitor with a WIRE! 😫) 6. Throw everything back together. 7. "Test" everything out and act like everything functions perfectly. 8. Write a completely wrong manufacturing date in the video title. 9. Done!

those soldering skills makes me cry...

I am electronic technician for 15 years dude, dont make us fool.

4:15 the small bug on the left screen is like "ah yes my home is gonna be fixed"

Plastic wasn't invented until the 1950's! And the circuit board wasn't invented until the 1960's! That is a children's tele from the 1980's!

I owned that in mid 90's dude ! Don't make fool of your viewers !

Says its t.v of 1930s yeah ok then on what planet would that be on the components are very modern

I am not only watch for the restoration work I also watch to listen to the great music you always play. That TV was made in the mid-1980s by the way. I’m pretty sure. Thank you for the great video I always enjoy watching

This TV is from the 1980s. Very common in security booths and building entrances. It was a beautiful restoration, I didn't know it was possible, you had a lot of courage and intelligence in trying to restore such a destroyed device, but it seems to me that it didn't work, sometimes what you find in the trash has to stay in the trash. It's a shame, but you tried.

The first television signal wasn't until a few years past 1930, they were still experimenting with radio waves for two way communication

Ну конечно, полупроводниковая техника из 30х годов. Японцы всё могут!!!

I was able to see that the picture tube had a marking ITT which googling revealed was a company manufacturing TV's and CRTs up until at least the 90s. The compact board using ICs and LEDs and the fact it has composite video and audio inputs puts the age of this TV in my opinion from mid 80s to early 90s. He could have tested the TV by connecting a console to it haha

Me look at the thumbnail: big TV Me watch the video: small TV

Зрасссье:)))

First of all, even at the end the thing didn't work properly, and I love how a broken tube was magically replaced as if its still possible to source them, and the thing isn't from the 1930's!

Replacement for an electrolytic condenser is.... A wire?????

Перемычка вместо конденсатора, заебись. Теперь я видел все.

He wrote "1980", but number "8" rubbed out and turned into "3"

As a TV technician for 25 years, I feel this is not the way anybody repairs a TV. He has not even once checked/switched on the TV before the cover was screwed on. He checks a couple of points with a multimeter. What for ? He just divines that the connecting wire of the power transformer is cut at the joining place. He doesn't adjust the yoke ( deflection coil ) or any other adjustments on the circuit board. A TV technician normally checks a TV after connecting all components and switching it on. Moreover a TV that was lying in the dump and exposed to the nature for long would have a lot of rusted components. These rusted components behave weirdly and is very difficult to pinpoint them to replace them. One may have to blindly pluck out and replace these rusted suspects. Then about the age, ICs, plastic cabinet, circuit board etc, others have commented correctly. So I am not repeating them. To sum up I don't trust this restoration.

This guy can repair every thing just by cleaning..

A 1930's TV would be a huge, bulky cabinet with a tiny little screen.

do you not relies, tv sets of the 30s are large. A small CRT in a large wooden cabinet, and they contain many vacuum tubes.

"*1930's clickbait*" *NEW OLD STOCK*

Good Restoration

King of KZfaq 😁😁😁😁😁😁

It’s amazing how much time + effort you put in to these videos. Nice 😃

Fake. Here's 49 reasons why. And I am an electronics hobbyist, so I know. 1. I won't even begin on the unrealistic start of the video. 2. The glass is dangerous not only because it is broken, but also is treated with dangerous stuff to make it work. 3. Based on the title of the video, the computer sitting in that spot for 90 years would have had dirt on only one side. But it is EVERYWHERE evenly! 3a. The dirt on the TV does not match the dirt on the ground. 3b. You can clearly see, it had just rained. The rain would have washed off the dirt from the top and sides of it. 3c. The dirt is dry on the TV. 3d. After being on the same spot for 90 years, it would have sunk in the ground at least a few inches. 3e. There is no water accumulation ANYWHERE! 3f. 90 years of UV exposure would have yellowed the case. 4. When it was originally found, it lacked a charging cable. 5. He just plays with the dangerous shards of poisonous glass. 6. Yes, just rip out the connectors. 100% good for reinstallation later! lol. 7. Dude doesn't use contact cleaner. lol. 8. There is no physical way dirt could possibly end up on the front side of the little PCB. 9. Or on the underside of the monitor interior. 10. Or on the electronics. 11. Surprised by the lack of moss on the 90 year old case! 12. No animals. That's unrealistic in the 90 year old case! 13. The caps are in unrealistically good condition. 14. No rust. Not even in that humid of a climate for 90 years. lol. 15. No leaking caps. 16. No missing caps. 17. Even like a 0.000001 farad capacitor would have been HUGE in 1930. The largest cap looks like 2200x the size mentioned. 17a. The caps from 1930 look WAY different. 17b. There was SMD/SMT in 1930. 18. The PCB... no way dirt could possibly get into EVERY nook and cranny. Even on the back! 19. The first component he cleans is a DIP component. DIP wasn't invented until 1964. 20. The jump cut was sooooo fake. 21. Why do you need to probe it? He doesn't know what to probe because he didn't get schematics. He's just poking around and measuring... RESISTANCE!? He should be testing continuity!? lol. 22. Just realized, PCBs weren't invented until the 1940s. And copper traces like that didn't exist till like the 60s or 70s. 23. Yeah, just replace the 2200uF capacitor with a 0uF wire. It will work just fine. 24. If there is a wet transformer when it's turned on, computer + user = zap! 25. Don't take apart the transformer. There is no way it will ever work again. 25a. Just touching it can be a death wish, actually. 26. Removing the rubber was literally the worst thing to do. Now it WILL arc, it WILL melt, and it MIGHT start a fire and explode, too. Not to mention that your circuit breaker WILL pop, and the high current MIGHT start another fire in the house. 27. And we all measure the resistance of our flyback transformer. 28. That won't work. Using resin now just provides a material and oxygen to catch fire to when it goes boom. 29. He SCORED the case during "cleaning". If it becomes smooth later in the vid, it's fake. 30. And then he sands it with like 5 grit sandpaper. sooo smooth. you can see the shavings. lol. 31. That low of a grit will weaken the case, AND completely strip the lettering on the back panel. 32. Spray paints without priming. And yes, that's paint. "Sơn phun" means spray paint. 33. No restoration is true unless you have to replace the thing that makes it unique. 34. The cheapest I could find a screen like that one was $29, or about 1000 Thai Baht. (He's in Thailand). He had the TV working, broke it, painted it with mud, left it somewhere, and played the clips in reverse order to make money. 35. For more inexplicable proof of this, look at the metal clips on the bottom of the transformer during installation. He had closed them in the video with his pliers that would have made a mark. And... wow! No marks. 36. That power cable looks like it was MADE for this. (it probably was). 37. Twisting the power cables like that is a HORRIBLE idea. They could come apart, or worse, arc or short; causing a fire. 38. Some buttons on the front panel would have had to require the case being open to insert. 39. The hardware and materials and techniques and technologies are not period correct for the 1930s. 49. This guy has produced videos like this before. Most fake. And this is why this channel is my #1 choice for comedy. Thumbs up if you agree.

Good work done 👍 but at last few seconds in vidio no picture seen on the screen.only dots are seen.If you showing picture then the restoration is successfully completed.

Witam i POZDRAWIAM!!Udana renowacja i naprawa odbiornika przenośnego,będzie użyteczny i cieszył nas obrazem i dźwiękiem,duża wiedza z elektroniki,mały problem, czyszczenie płytki robimy z grubsza,potem myjemy wodą dedykowaną,lub Izopropanolem, albo środkiem do mycia płytek PCB!!!!inaczej to różnie bywa,tak trzymać...

Absolutely fantastic! More restore speaker vids please. 😻😻😻

It's obviously not from 1930 . But whatever , it was an awesome job ... But I would request him to wear gloves ...

this guy and awesome fantastic

So you replace a capacitor with a wire and then solder both contacts. Omg this videos are so cringe and yeah i watch them to laugh hahahaha

We have this tv, not exactly like this model but its also small as this. I think year model was 1998 to 2000, I dont exactly recall the year model but its still in a very decent and good condition, the problem is Im not sure if it still working.

Телевизор 1990 годов не японский, сплошной Китай

He doesn' restore a 1930's TV, he actually restores a 1990's TV in 1930. That's what the Title says.

Он вместо конденсатора перемычку поставил???крутой ремонт:)

Amazing transistors before they were invented in 1947!

Amazing 👍👍👍👍

Very good Restoration.

Is incorrect, the date is not possible. The chip era was from 70s. You restoration is amazing i like it.

Who knew they had Molded Plastic, LEDs and Solid State in the 30s

Tv from 1930 and you found spare for it r u kiding me !!

En 1930 no existía ese tipo de televisor XD

по-моему, чувак чем дальше, тем больше пошёл в разнос: взял разбитый кинескоп, промыл в местной речке-вонючке, склеил суперклеем, заправил жидким вакуумом - и вперёд с песней

Bro you are doing a great job but maintain some sanity ..you are washing your hand in dirty water and cleaning the outlet part with no gloves..at this pandemic time you should use little precaution of these thing...by the way restoring a old thing is not easy,you are doing a great job.

Where did you find a CRT screen?

Lượm về ko còn cái đèn hình, cuối clip lấy đâu ra cái đèn hình vậy bồ?

Yeah it looks like a 1990s tv

It's old, but definitely not 1930s. At that time TVs were made of wood and used Vacuumed tubes.

Vejo que é um monitor de 1990 . Televisão de 1930 era valvulada e era de madeira.

1930 kkkkk as televisões era tudo valvuladas e era um trambolho isso daí é da década de 80 e 90

I knew I should have paid more attention to those Buck Roger's serials....

ブラウン管をどこから手に入れたのですか？

Я так и знал, что кинескоп он на Алиэкспрессе закажет!!!

how can people think that this is made in 1980 let alone 1930? its 2006 to the max with that silver painted plastic.

I can understand the error in the video title... let's give then a break they are doing great work and let us not forget that they are appealing to an American/UK audience and probably aren't quite familiar with English. quality video

Plastic was made in the 1950s and Circuit boards were made in the 1930s like I saw in Lesics's video about the Circuit board.

From 14:00 to End. Plugs it in, twiddles knobs, pushes buttons. Doesn't work. What a surprise! What TV programmes did they watch in 1930, anyway?

Dari Indonesia like

Nice tv 😍

15:18 and we go zoomin in space

No way he said 1930 LMAO

Where did you get the picture tube

This thing comes from 1980s, anyway outstanding job!

You can’t repair cracked or destroyed crt and don’t use water on high voltage electronics. And Transistors didn’t exist in the 1930. And crt tv didn’t exist. and plastic didn’t exist.

No more analogue channels. That makes it an ancient TV.

Can I get it from scrap yard

So we build a time machine and travel to 1930 and leave a TV from 1990 there. Then travel back and collect the remains?

1930s was led,s about then and were the valves .it's got a pcb aswell

People în 1930 used coloured ports for audio-video for playing games on consoles or connecting other devices :))))

Please we want old pc upgrade

That TV looks more like one from the late 90's and early 2000's.

SO MUCH TIME AND IT DOESN'T WORK

1930's got IC(intergrated circuits)?Amazing!

Kênh này ko trả lời nhỉ. Việt nam mình mà. Phục chế con TV này, cái màn hình vỡ hỏng. Các bạn kiếm đâu cái màn mới thay vào vậy? Màn này chắc tìm cả đất nước cũng ko có ấy

МНЕ ИНТЕРЕСНО ГДЕ ВЫ ДОСТАЛИ КИНЕСКОП ВЕДЬ ПРИ РАЗБОРКЕ СТАРЫЙ БЫЛ СЛОМАН

Cool video 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

Yeah that is not the one in 1930, but mini TV in 1990? But it is a nice job to restore!

Мыть и красить только молодец! В электрике ноль! Меряет что то постоянно не зная что лижбы потыкать щупами Ёмкость по питанию выпаял и перемычку выпаял, он так не вкл совсем, сетевой шнур не заменил! Это пздц товарищи! Ну хоть моет и красит хорошо! 😊

did you try turning it off and then turning it back on again?

Good job.

There is something beautiful and interesting about cat tvs that you just can't see in a flatscreen

So what was the point of all this, in the end this TV didn't work. You know a TV, picture and sound, after restoration this TV had neither one.

good vdio

Full Fake ! The TV is not from 1930 and does not work in the end!

Very good restoration. But not 1930

The restoration channels be like let’s take a working electronic and destroy it

Kya sir ye tv aaj v cahale jayegi bilakin tv chanal

Parabéns sucesso pra vc adorei seu trabalho.... Amigo o meu trabalho e wilson Ribeiro tuber

чета неработает твой телевизор

Even the transformer has no rust 🤣🤣

11:31 а сдесь кондер уже установлен и перемычки нету, а я хотел фейерверк увидеть...

This guy obviously has a large can of instant mould and dirt, items are always the same colour and conveniently placed so he can easily spot them. !!!

Hello Restoration Channel! Fabiosa Media wants to buy this video! How can we contact you?

This tv costs 5$ you spend more to fix it.:D you can bye even beyter condition from this one

You definitely switched out the circuit board. Cmon. That being said, it’s awesome you’re able to do this stuff

Fake fake fake!!!!!!!!!