Hey Buzz, that is a pretty big project! I'm looking forward to future installments, thanks for all the work you put into entertaining us
Hi Buzz, great project and Video!
I have a 1950 Meck Philharmonic Model 8200, that I had picked up from Facebook Marketplace last year that when I got it it was still in really good shape yet (despite coming from an old farmhouse that its roof had collapsed over 20 years ago) and I had to replace all of the capacitors in the TV and quite a few of the original resistors as well, and I had to replace some of the tubes as well.
I was able to get it up and running after several attempts (and an improperly installed voltage doubler capacitor) and my TV uses the same exact picture tube as your TV does which is a 12P4 picture tube and that TV technically has a 10" picture (it uses a 12" picture tube with a 10" mask).
take a look at my thread
here which is my complete journey through resurrecting my 1950 Meck Philharmonic TV, and no unfortunately I didn't make any videos of my restoration project.
Good luck with your new project!
Another great episode Buzz!
Sorry you had some much trouble with the flybacks and/or tester.
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Buzz, I have a question. To mention a universal replacement flyback. Where did you find it?
Terry
Moyer Electronics in Pennsylvania
Another great episode to help wile away the hours during our deep freeze. Thanks Buzz
Very nice job ! Congratulations.