I've had this thing for ages but have used it only rarely because the
display is so dim.

As I recall, I went through the circuitry a long while ago and found no
abnormal readings; leading me to suspect the CRT was the culprit.

A call to Sencore today lists the price of a new tube (18G28) at $198.
Ouch!
Does anyone have any fixit tips for this problem on an SC61.
Has anyone had success using an CRT rejuvinator on an 18G28?

Other suggestions?

Thank you.

You're lucky to get a knob for under $198 from Sencore.
I haven't hooked up my CRT restorer to this particular tube, so I can't say
how effective -- or possible -- it may be. But I do have the schematics in
case anyone has lost theirs or never had any in the first place. I'll be
glad to look up part values or voltages/waveforms, etc...


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I've had this thing for ages but have used it only rarely because the
display is so dim.

As I recall, I went through the circuitry a long while ago and found no
abnormal readings; leading me to suspect the CRT was the culprit.

A call to Sencore today lists the price of a new tube (18G28) at $198.
Ouch!
Does anyone have any fixit tips for this problem on an SC61.
Has anyone had success using an CRT rejuvinator on an 18G28?

Other suggestions?

Thank you.

Mistress wrote:
I've had this thing for ages but have used it only rarely because the
display is so dim.

As I recall, I went through the circuitry a long while ago and found no
abnormal readings; leading me to suspect the CRT was the culprit.

A call to Sencore today lists the price of a new tube (18G28) at $198.
Ouch!
Does anyone have any fixit tips for this problem on an SC61.
Has anyone had success using an CRT rejuvinator on an 18G28?

Other suggestions?

Thank you.

Brightener on the CRT filaments maybe?

Bob



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Mistress wrote in message ...
I've had this thing for ages but have used it only rarely because the
display is so dim.

As I recall, I went through the circuitry a long while ago and found no
abnormal readings; leading me to suspect the CRT was the culprit.

A call to Sencore today lists the price of a new tube (18G28) at $198.
Ouch!
Does anyone have any fixit tips for this problem on an SC61.
Has anyone had success using an CRT rejuvinator on an 18G28?

Other suggestions?

Thank you.

I rejuvinated the crt in my SC61 about 6 years ago and has worked fine
with a bright trace, i used a CR 70 sencore to rejuvate the crt
George Kirk

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I rejuvinated the crt in my SC61 about 6 years ago and has worked fine
with a bright trace, i used a CR 70 sencore to rejuvate the crt


Thanks.

I was hoping to hear something like this. Do you recall if you used a clip-
lead adaptor or if there was an adaptor that fit?

Hello
I can't find the setup information for a 18G28.
If i remember i used the universal adaptor,
useing the crt schematic for proper connections.
If you don't have a schematic i can send you the
CRT elements and base connections.
Best regards
George Kirk
Time Antique Radio Restorations

In article ,
says...
I can't find the setup information for a 18G28.
If i remember i used the universal adaptor,
useing the crt schematic for proper connections.
If you don't have a schematic i can send you the
CRT elements and base connections.



Thanks. I *do* have the schematic and somewhere a universal adaptor for my
B&K rejuvenator.