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Haven't had much time for this since I got it but I had a couple of hours today as I am off work with Norovirus.
Its been pretty straightforward so far but there are still a few caps to change.
There are a few resistors outside tolerance but they don't seem to be making much difference so I am leaving them for now.
The cogging was the worst I had ever seen until I changed the sync coupling capacitor.
Apart from changing a few more caps there are a couple of things I need to find the causes of.
The width starts too wide but settles down after 15 minutes or so and the EHT rect flashes over once in a while.
Its difficult to see if its inside the rectifier but I have cleaned the outside I think its an R20 no sign of ionisation inside
Cheers
Mike T
I don't care if it was a bargain whats it doing on my kitchen table. www.cossor.co.uk
Getting quite a lot of sound on vision had to disconnect the audio.
Might just be I need an attenuator before I get the genny out.
Cheers
Mike T
I don't care if it was a bargain whats it doing on my kitchen table. www.cossor.co.uk
Looks like the Audio output of the Panasonic DVD player way too high, I have never used this one with the Aurora before.
A quick bodge reducing the level 10:1 fixed it
The other problems seem to be with the AGC not working and the output of the Aurora too high.
Another evening for that though.
Cheers
Mike T
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Looking good, nice bright picture.
Commiserations on the sickness, I was there last week.
Frank
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