How's that for ancient? Have one of these and would like to be able to
use it to service some of the older B&W or colour TV
deflection/yokes/flybacks used in early video games...

Thanks,

John :-#)#
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John Robertson wrote:
How's that for ancient? Have one of these and would like to be able to
use it to service some of the older B&W or colour TV
deflection/yokes/flybacks used in early video games...

Thanks,

John :-#)#

http://www.bkmanuals.com/1001-1400.htm has the instruction manual and the
schematic & parts list.
Not free, but a reliable source.

Also available from http://www.agtannenbaum.com/b_cat.htm

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Dave M wrote:
John Robertson wrote:
How's that for ancient? Have one of these and would like to be able to
use it to service some of the older B&W or colour TV
deflection/yokes/flybacks used in early video games...

Thanks,

John :-#)#

http://www.bkmanuals.com/1001-1400.htm has the instruction manual and the
schematic & parts list.
Not free, but a reliable source.

Also available from http://www.agtannenbaum.com/b_cat.htm


Thanks, bought a copy from agtannenbaum - copy of a copy, but clear
enough to use easily.

John :-#)#

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