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04:37 that's the current drawn, not voltage. Around 40mA to 60mA for all three rails. So the PSU might be ok. The Cryptomuseum page also erroneously labels it a "voltage meter" but you can clearly see "x10mA" written above the scale.

This is one brutal teardown. It is almost like gutting a fish.

Do you know if it is possible to connect the SEM25 tuner to the SEM35 transceiver?

Dude, I hope you checked the board with a nuclear dosimeter?

Anyone else get the irrelevant ad x2 for baby formula while watching ? 🇦🇺

Why some chips are made in Taiwan? Also came from washing machines?

In Ukraine they'd sell their own mother 🎉😅

I never understood why the consumer wouldn't remove the "Features" sticker. One of the hybrids was labeled PAL, the European standard for TV. The U.S. uses NTSC. 😊

17:26 the piece that fell, was that the IR filter? I want to remove mine to shoot full spectrum

TGL is not a brand, but a quality control reference - it means "Technische Normen, Gütevorschriften und Lieferbedingungen", technical standards, quality standards and delivery conditions like DIN in the west or now IEC, EN etc.

54:36 Garand clip ping sound ;)

Yeah be careful blaming the Russian and being smart about who attack who, your job is electronic so stick to that.

I have two of these, also an F3-HP, F3-P, F5 and F100, FM2, FE2 and F80. This camera wasn't just a flagship, it was the blueprint for all the SLRs and DSLRs that came after it from Nikon or any other camera maker for that matter. It was so advance for its time that the usual Mr Know It Alls didn't get it first. You can still see the design influence of the F4 on a D850. People have forgotten the history and pedigree of Nikon in all their haste to cherish Sony's and Fujis latest computer imaging device. Enjoy this marvel of enginerring.

Nice long tear down 👍

just one more question, why not simply take "commercial" IC and put them on resin ? instead of having gold plated ic ? (just speaking about moisture resistance)

Tu as déjà un problème avec ton levier d'ouverture. Normalement, il doit etre baissé dans cette position. C'est un souci récurrent, il faut séparer le boitier en deux et nettoyer les engrenages qui commande le mécanisme. PS : Les vidéos en français c'est mieux.

I knew someone who had one when it first came out and I got to hold it and play with it a couple of times. Beautiful camera. I love it.

That's a high quality threading mechanism for a camera. Usually you see that design only in the "desktop" pro-sumer editing decks, not cameras except from this vintage. But this one isn't even high-8 format so that and the lens dates it to about '89 to '93 if I remember. When I repair hi-8 editing decks, it's a big relief to see that kind of mechanism if it's also a very good machine. That camera was rather high-end and I think you broke it down with good priorities. Usually if you scrap that kind of thing fast enough, there might be blood/ there will be blood if there's enough plug connectors unless you go too slowly. You KNOW the plastic has gotten very brittle when half the plug connectors break a wire when you are careful enough. The CCD's in those are almost certainly the kind that require many different voltages, and many custom chips just for that model series. That is the kind of lens that has 'slow' autofocus, maybe lousy autofocus, with slow zoom. But they are good lenses to use for other things!! I made a Frankenstein monster big-lens super 8 projector, I replaced it's lens with that (for higher quality optics and better zoom), added an overly powerful lamp and a powerful industrial (commercial) hair dryer fan (externally with a 5" flex duct) and it did 10 good projection gigs for me! Still works. All it took was a dremel cutter, hot glue and two very long wood screws. It looks like hell on the outside but the optics work surprisingly well.

Self disassembling camera 😂😂😂

Le gros défaut de ce caméscope : le capteur CCD HS et Sony a vite arrêté sa fabrication. Ça fait plaisir de le voir se faire démonter... 🔨🔨🔨

This was a great camera back in the day. I still use it sometimes. It really shines when you use RAW and then develop in SilkyPix.

Can you possibly help? I lost audio on my headsets when they worked fine

If these camera could speak - what stories would they tell ? Probably different to the photo they took. They would make a great piece of display art. 🇦🇺

24:46 uh huh huh. Weener

Merci pour cette vidéo

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Playing along at home here... Connection information: power: A = +15VDC P = +15 and -15 VDC return ('GND') N = -15VDC B = DC signal proportional to the roll rate U = AC signal proportional to the roll rate. The amplitude indicaties the amount of roll and the phase (compared to the AC reference) indicates the roll direction. K = 1,6kHz AC reference output signal. kzfaq.infoB8GjO7oH2eY

I got to say it is really hard to understand your English.

Спасибо было интересно, лайк.

Для чего второй сельсин - датчик внутри шара ? Резервный ?

Une telle complexité électromécanique juste pour afficher l'horizon artificiel !!!

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Cool. I've always wanted to get a look inside the globe. Thanks for the teardown.

Usually, if one has the patience to salvage parts from camcorders ... you get a LOT of small trimpots, some SMD CMOS 4000 stuff, and sometimes the viewfinder is a monitor in itself - most other stuff is extremely video specific and useless for anything else, or not worth the effort. The drum might be useful as a bearing - I saw some projects where people used these as low friction reels for coil winders for very thin wires....

Imagine repairing those for just a few quid, and the customer complaining it now doesn't quite work the way it did! "I won't my money back!"

Is the large amount of shielding foil and copper for Faraday cage or x-ray ? P.$. don't throw away the base plate with the tripod mount - could be very useful. 👏👏👏👏🇦🇺

Large battery is for the heater supply so maybe the 9V is converted to 45V for the B+.

Would Energizer Ultra 632856-3 LR12 Batteries work in that transceiver set.

Hello good sir! How hard is it to record on these things, as it doesn't seem there's a VHS slot or anything like that. Is there a way to feed it's output directly into a SD card or something? Thank you man, peace!

I worked at an independent warranty repair center in 1980. We repaired those JVC cameras. As you can see, they were not fun to work on.

I must admit I do occasionally buy the odd vintage camcorder from time to time but they can be an absolute nightmare to strip down with 6 thousand screws Hidden all over the place. But the lenses come in handy and the ccd sensors can sometimes be quite cool. Nice video teardown as always 👍🏻

24:38 now this is pretty neat. If must be flash memory of some kind

so amazing information thank you sir

Did they use a processor out of a washing machine or what.