Welcome back!
A short story:
I was on my way to the garbage dump with a load of rubbish from my son's newly purchased house, filled with furniture and other belongings from the previous owner.
I saw wooden box in the TV waste department.
Guess what I brought home.
This is a fairly well-designed TV from the factory LARSEN & HOEDHOLDT. A small Danish factory that built quality products, as can be seen from the pictures.
At start-up, the only faults were humming, bad vertical size and unstable horizontal deflection.
A few hours later the result was good.
Cabinets are sanded and polished, and all other parts are cleaned.
Bottom and back plate missing.
Best regards' Elektrofix
I agree that's a lovely looking set and looks well designed.
Interesting to have the speaker facing upwards. Probably sounds better than side facing speakers.
Interesting to have the speaker facing upwards. Probably sounds better than side facing speakers.
Probably better for penguins that way.
@elektrofix What does the control immediately to the left of the horizontal hold control do?
This is a function switch, combined with tone control.
Tone control is divided into 3 x 3 steps: light, normal, dark. And the three steps appear for each of the three main functions: TV, FM radio (the channel selector must also be in position FM-1 or FM-2, and tuned with the channel selector's fine tuning). Last function is gramophone connection.
Sorry for the years of noisy silence, on my part. But now something is happening again. I have cleaned up the garage and here are some pictures of the next project.
A rare Danish TV from the ELTRA factory, devices are from 1955.
The cabinet is in poor condition
@elektrofix It’s nice to TV’s and radios from other countries, look forward to it’s repair.
Frank
Seems like its repair has already happened.
Great to see a CCIR TV that predates our earliest in Australia by a year.
Strong Philips influence, one of the neatest point to point chassis wiring jobs you will ever see.
Nice!
