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Vintage TV Repair. Bush A823B. Part 2…..
Vintage TV Repair. Bush A823B. Part 2…..
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“ojnoj. Irish Vintage TV and Radio”
Varistors, EHT meter, triplers and much more. Loads of vintage tv fun!
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Really like the way you go to component level and look forward to the restoration of the next oldie.
Another super job with good info,plus i have a feeling That Bush will be a keeper with that crisp crt…rock on buddy..
Great videos! Even if you still sound like Mickey O'Neil to me, I'm slowly getting there, understanding at least half of your lingo now. 😃
Very nice picture! I'm getting all nostalgic for the golden days, watching ABBA's Dancing Queen live on a Swedish Luxor TV (design and picture very similar to this Bush) when our King got married back in 1976. At the sweet age of 11 I was only interested in what Agnetha was doing. 😅
Very good point about the 240V typical. I suspect a lot of stuff suffers from the design assuming the supply is 230-220V.
Very interesting video as always.
Ive a good few of them A823 sets now myself.
Id love to see your Thorn 3500 set with the same button unit.
We had one in the house 40 years ago and ive not seeing the aame type since.
Maybe you could do a video on it.
Ive plenty of panels to swap out and test if you need also.
Mark C
I have a ton of these thyristors and diodes in the same package as it. I don't know what to do with them, but I inherited them from my uncle who was a repair technician. You reckon it's worth keeping them? I have considered just getting rid of them by donating them to some old stuff nerd enthusiast, and stocking new parts instead.
Likewise, I have a lot of the old Philips BYX plastic package two lead diodes, which are all trash in comparison to modern equivalents and as such don't see any use for me in any kind of project.
Great video, great work! Thanks for sharing. I'm amused hearing your accent 'cause your voice sounds almost exactly like a friend's who used to be a jolly goof of excellent grade. Cheers!
looks good
Never seen a lopty failure on them
Love those a823 chassis very reliable
Amazing work Ojnoj. One of my PSUs for these had the flashing thyristor in it. Looks like a really good performing TV.
When is your next live stream happening?
Sorry i think i jinxt it saying about the thermister last time LOL.
Could have used an incandescent light bulb in lieu of the thermistor…
my 823 has a replacement blue universal siemens curly wurly tripler, replaced by the telly man when I was a young lad, due to poor focus.
Like the proverbial lightbulb, will run for ever if you never turn it off.
Your first video was shared in a few old school tech Facebook groups. I think that's where some of the extra views and subs came from.
Had one of these set as a kid but I kept it, open frame, without the case on it. I think it had the original tripler which was in a clear plastic housing potted with silicon and could be dug out. which I did and still have the diodes and caps somewhere. Good memories seeing the pcbs again.
Nice job, it's getting there 👍
Why do you keep looking younger and the rest of us are getting older . 😅