1953 GE 17t5 TV Repair 3 - The Horizontal Deflection and Sweep Generator

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  @user-mr3nq6uq5d · 3 weeks ago

  Thank you Ronnie for another awesome video! You never disappoint! Another great job today!<br>Always look forward to your videos! You always make Sundays brighter! 😊❤

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• EF

  @efraim_x · 3 weeks ago

  Yes sir, the TV will work. Nice job Ron, always interesting.

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• CH

  @cheryladair732 · 3 weeks ago

  Glad to see you sticking with it. Impressive-TV repairman now!

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  @ShawnBernard70 · 3 weeks ago

  You are making it look easy!! Checking for downtown shop space might open up a TV repair shop &nbsp; *Pre 1965 models only

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• WI

  @williamnutley5509 · 3 weeks ago

  Evening Ron. Thanks. Take care

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  @douglashoff95 · 3 weeks ago

  Heard your chimes at about <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2K8CP9ufFE&amp;t=460">7:40</a>. Makes me think of Pink Floyd &quot;Time&quot; on &quot;Dark Side of the Moon&quot;.<br>A good example of electrostatic deflection in &quot;present day&quot; electronics would be most CRT oscilloscopes.<br>That&apos;s a &quot;Thora-Test&quot; tropicalized capacitor. I do remember those! They&apos;re selling these for big bucks on eBay.<br>The Westinghouse tube was a good choice because &quot;You Can Be Sure....If It&apos;s Westinghouse&quot;.<br>Most likely the reason for the two heater strings would be to put the tubes handling higher levels (deflection, etc.) on one string and the tubes handling the lower level signals (RF, IF etc.) on the other, plus making the heater voltages add up to the correct value.

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  @dlschgo · 3 weeks ago

  Step by step.

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  @jaythomas7750 · 2 weeks ago

  I remember most of what you are reading &nbsp;but I realized I am becoming senile when I incorrectly told you the history of 24a&apos;s and 01a&apos;s. I now am much more careful about trying to be helpful. Getting older sometimes sucks.

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  @livingdeadbtu · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2K8CP9ufFE&amp;t=2005">33:25</a> - That is a thura Test brand capacitor<br>Yes, i think you will get it working! - Good enough to play Pong or some other black and white thing.<br>OOOH OOH, no wait...Play the Back to the Future scene where Emmet is playing back the video of the car at the mall on HIS 1950&apos;s TV!

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  @cornbread1955 · 3 weeks ago

  👍👍👍😎☕

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  @TabPatterson · 3 weeks ago

  Ronnie, what are you doin’?

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  @wackyworldofwindios3476 · 3 weeks ago

  howdy

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