Just wondering what LOPT the CVC2 uses. It Appears to be made by Philips, and has a Philips '3113' part-number.
My current LOPT is working just fine, but Looks pretty old and crusty,--just like a tired old G8 LOPT! I remember seeing (somewhere) that CVC5/9 sets use a Decca 10/30 series LOPT, wondering if there's a similar more easily available one that would replace the CVC2 when/if that fateful day comes, so I can keep an eye out for one.
--Just for reference, the line-stage of the CVC1 and 2 use (Rather advanced for the time, in '68/9) a small overwind and an EHT Tripler, like the later hybrids--
There's no EHT rec or shunt-stab valve, and the Transformer looks a little like the LOPT found in an early CVC5, but is chassis mounted in its own screened box and not on a sub-board.
Ive just replaced the CRT in the set, and its giving an excellent picture (Cheers, Neil, the tube is a corker!) 
No one any ideas....?
Sorry Alastair, none from me.
Frank
Frank
What's the full number Alistair?
There's a good chance that the line output transformer employed in the single standard GEC 2040 series could be grafted in to the CVC2.
Most of these hybrid line timebases follow a standard circuit. Like the CVC2 all the GEC hybrid CTVs employed an EHT tripler.
Till Eulenspiegel.
Finally dug out the full number on the LOPT....
3113 108 30322 WD872.
Thinking about it--I'm not too worried about it failing--I'll have a go at rewinding it if it does. About 25-30 years ago, I rewound a Philips G6 one which worked, but had slight odd linearity issues,--probably because I overdid the insulation and the coil was larger than it was originally, changing winding capacitances....
IF I attempt this ever again I'll measure the interwinding insulation thickness, layer number-of-turns etc and duplicate as exactly as possible...
