Many people fall into this trap, thinking that a new component must work properly 😄
@WelderMetalКүн бұрын
🤗
@MisakaMikotoDesuКүн бұрын
You may not be a "professional" but you're clearly an expert.
@pc6alek688Күн бұрын
Love your vids and cute cat
@tarcisiomendes2658Күн бұрын
Parabéns meu amigo, vc é fera
@jefffraser4992Күн бұрын
Just curious why you didn’t try to match the top veneer wood tone closer to the front trim colour of the cabinet?
@harryshector2 күн бұрын
You did a good job. I think Vert. linearity needed a little more attention, though.
@cazkasjmir2 күн бұрын
Great work
@SuperWoodyboy2 күн бұрын
Use gold pin striping...
@mikefinn21012 күн бұрын
Jack your amazing and really did a great job even with trouble very encouraging to me as I often have same issues with my projects. I too have a cat helper looks like cody too.really appreciate you sharing. Bob Anderson on you tube has done a lot of predicta Bandersontv you tube. thanks Mike
@usforsarah2 күн бұрын
I hope I can afford one someday 🥲 so beautiful
@oystercreek92 күн бұрын
Jack - Your restorations make my difficult repair projects look like a walk in the park! Thanks, man - love your vids
@oledcrt2 күн бұрын
The original tuner is not repairable?
@televisionforever2 күн бұрын
I was on a bit of a deadline getting this television back, but also, the tuner is a highly sensitive piece of a equipment that I don't have enough knowledge on yet to tinker with. Everything in there is very precise and tuned exactly. Any accidental mess-up with coils, resistors, or variable capacitors can really mess up any signal coming into it. I'm sure whatever problem was in there, is an easy fix, but I wanted to give this customer a known good tuner, and worry about the problem tuner later in a future project. I'm trying to clean up and downsize my workspace at the moment.
@scottwithrow37932 күн бұрын
Wow, I never would have expected a bad UCC cap either. Usually they're top shelf.
@oledcrt2 күн бұрын
@@televisionforever sounds like a good call, I’m glad you’re planning to look at it in the future.
@spookisghostly46192 күн бұрын
It's so cool that it's in such original shape and that picture tube looks amazing
@GAbbbbrielllll2 күн бұрын
love the cat jajajaja
@GAbbbbrielllll2 күн бұрын
impresionante!
@StandardTacticalKnight2 күн бұрын
Holy cow, the amount of effort and knowledge needed to do this kind of electronics restoration amazes me. The result is awesome though! That set looks amazing!
@sterlinsilver2 күн бұрын
"Put the set beside your chair, put the picture anywhere" a beautiful set, certainly on my bucket list...
@tomj45062 күн бұрын
Well done Jack ! When I started @1973 I wouldnt touch a Philco with a 10 foot #8 driver ! LFOD !
@domozs43702 күн бұрын
Noval or octal socket @1949 WOW! 19:07 Aliexpress power meter😂
@jacekbukaczewski2 күн бұрын
Wspaniale pan remontuje i przywraca do zycia stare urządzenia.gratuluję😊
@Gideondycus2 күн бұрын
Hi! I love your old TVs! I got my first crt like a month ago and it’s a sharp I got it for 13 bucks at a electronic recycling place
@Gideondycus2 күн бұрын
Oh yea and I’m getting a vhs camcorder today!
@TheRealMrBeercan3 күн бұрын
I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU! How is it that all your old TVs have good picture tubes? When I was a kid in the 1960s, I remember that TVs would park the beam right in the center of the screen when you turned them off. As a result, old TVs would get a dark spot right in the middle after years of use. Most old TVs of the 40s, 50s and 60s were thrown away because there was a big dark area right in the middle of the screen. It cost as much as a new TV just to replace the picture tube. So, people scrapped their old TVs for a new one. My grandma had an old early 1950s Stromberg-Carlson that got so dark in the center of the screen she replaced it with a new TV in 1971. By the way that 1971 color console TV is still in use. Sometime in the late-1960s they developed a technique so the beam would not park in the center of the screen when you turned the set off.
@televisionforever3 күн бұрын
I think you sort of answered your own question in a way. Lower cost televisions were tossed when the picture tube was low in emission or dead. I'm sure owners threw away sets when the picture tube was dead instead of replacing the picture tube. I've seen a lot more replacement picture tubes in big consoles like the RCA CTC series since they were very expensive and customers weren't just going to just toss them. I have been very lucky with good testing picture tubes in "portable" models though I have a theory that a lot of these tabletop models were used less than a floor model you would see in a living room. Possibly a bedroom or kitchen set that had less hours on it.
@robertthomas33643 күн бұрын
Awesome resto job!
@samd32313 күн бұрын
Bonjour c'est incroyable l'évolution un peu de temps malgré tout des téléviseur on est plus surpris d'avoir des écrans de 1m30 voir plus grand alors qu à l'époque ils étaient tous agglutinés devant une petite image en noir et blanc de quelques centimètres de diagonale et c'était déjà magique c'est génial ce que vous faites je sauvegarder de restaurer le passé au niveau des appareils téléviseur et autre je découvre une voiture à chaîne et je crois que je vais regarder un peu tout ce que vous avez fait bravo bravo continuez !!! Hello, it's incredible the evolution of televisions in a little time despite everything, we are more surprised to have screens of 1m30 or even larger whereas at the time they were all clustered together in front of a small black and white image of a few centimeters diagonal and it was already magical it's great what you are doing I save to restore the past in terms of television devices and other I discovered a chain car and I think I'm going to look a little at everything you have well done, well done, keep going !!!
@force3119995 күн бұрын
Radiotvphononut did a lot of this set and could mabie help
@SteepSix5 күн бұрын
It is so relaxing and cathartic to just sit back and watch such a beautiful old thing like this being restored to its former glory... I think it is important to maintain not only the tech, but the knowledge of how it works as such knowledge is the very foundation of our technical world today. The old analogue technology was so ingenious, and the genius required to have overcome those challenges was a different kind of intelligence than that used to manage today's digital development. I do wonder though if the vacuum-tubes/valves at work in this kind of ancient device are still available or being made somewhere? I also wonder if it is possible, were it necessary to do so, could you replace one of those old vacuum-tubes with a transistor or something which could replicate its function?
@televisionforever5 күн бұрын
Vacuum tubes are very reliable in the long run. There are still plenty of NOS tubes out there waiting to be found, also a lot on eBay. They are still usually fine, they don't go down in quality over time unless they're being used. There are two factories in the world still making vacuum tubes specifically for tube amplifiers. I've heard though Western Electric in TN is making tubes at pretty high prices for tube amplifiers as well. Some others restoring sets, I've seen at least in the troubleshooting process, use diodes for tubes like the damper or rectifier in the power supply, but it does increase the B+ as well. So one wouldn't easily be able to convert a tube set to all transistors.
@SteepSix4 күн бұрын
@@televisionforever Thanks. I love seeing this old tech being restored. I wish I was able to restore it myself
@deanayer38225 күн бұрын
Lets see a modern TV last this long.
@iqbalmuhammad73876 күн бұрын
Wow😮
@watcher8186 күн бұрын
Nice one Jack! As always. Accidentally ran across your channel here, take care! Gary.
@JeepisJunk6 күн бұрын
I remember going to Thrifty Drug and getting tubes tested and getting new tubes. Oh yeah and got Ice Cream too 😁
@tapiosalomaki51076 күн бұрын
WOW! Great job. Great TV 😊👍
@karlhammer81516 күн бұрын
Ух ты, вот это аппарат!!!!😮😮😮
@karlhammer81517 күн бұрын
Radio tubes, wall mounting, I remember such TVs!!
@valentinrusu88447 күн бұрын
Sooo cooool !!!! Well done!
@ronl71317 күн бұрын
Labor of love
@TractorMonkeywithJL8 күн бұрын
Makes me thankful for the wonderful picture we get now. I don't miss the old TV sets I watched as a kid. I worked in a TV repair shop during high school in 1971.
@dapre8 күн бұрын
Even the cat is impressed with the finale look. I guess the movie title got his attention to....
@koriwuzheer10 күн бұрын
Watching him with the circuitry was like watching Chief O'brien going back in time to the original Enterprise... "It's all cross-circuited and patched together, I can't make head nor tails of it!" About the same time difference, too.
@wesleyc.493712 күн бұрын
BARF -- Point to point.
@paultetreault924312 күн бұрын
Fantastic job, fascinating to watch. My dad played football for Navy from '49-'51, someobdy might have watched him play, at least the Army-Navy game, on this set.
@Space_Kase12 күн бұрын
my cat lost his shit when you did the high speed sanding
@rousejeremy12 күн бұрын
A circular screen kinda makes sense.
@user-fl9lo5mk6o14 күн бұрын
Very good, amazing 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍, nice!
@WessyD12314 күн бұрын
be neat to see an episode of Mary Kay and Johnny playing on it....
@butcharmstrong964514 күн бұрын
Two of my favorite movies the birds and the hangover!
@1kl1915 күн бұрын
우리나라 말 나오내
@U2WB16 күн бұрын
Wow. I’m always so inspired by someone with the technical knowledge to dive into a nest of connections like that and make something of it. This video was interesting and entertaining; I thoroughly enjoyed it - and I subscribed. 😊
@peterespada622616 күн бұрын
After all the Philco Predicta restorations I’ve seen on YT, there must be more in operation now than when they were being sold!!😂
@TheSchmed16 күн бұрын
The veneer color is a bit off, too greyscale, need a lighter color more brown scale and not such a pronounced grain.