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FERNSEH · 7th Nov 2017, 11:26 am

I'm busy reassembling the scanning coils, as long as there are no interruptions in the shop all the CRT neck components will be refitted today.
Reference to the April 1956 Wireless World, page 185. The Mazda 6P1 frame output valve receives it's anode supply from the 400 HT rail.
Pye must have invested a lot of resources into developing this set because unlike other UK made CTVs it doesn't have that "prototype" look about it.

DFWB.

7th Nov 2017, 11:26 am	#21
FERNSEH Dekatron Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 7,444	Re: 405 colour on my Pye CTV I'm busy reassembling the scanning coils, as long as there are no interruptions in the shop all the CRT neck components will be refitted today. Reference to the April 1956 Wireless World, page 185. The Mazda 6P1 frame output valve receives it's anode supply from the 400 HT rail. Pye must have invested a lot of resources into developing this set because unlike other UK made CTVs it doesn't have that "prototype" look about it. DFWB.