Beovision 3500
Making Yesterdays Electronics Work Today
Making Yesterdays Electronics Work Today
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Hmmm… power “pumping” was one of the two faults that plagued a 16″ ITT set we rented from Granada in the mid-late 1980s. Coupled with line timebase wobble, an extensive workshop repair was needed to fix it. I’m guessing that the “pumping” was a protection system similar to the one on this chassis.