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Good result! Not sure if it's best to keep the rings that go with the yoke or the rings that go with the crt for the best outcome. I can't remember the last time I saw a 29" 4:3 TV come up for sale local to me, I could do with a 29" pureflat of some description to replace the Hitachi CRT I...

Ok thanks anyway. If/when you do start building them again i'd likely still be interested. :)

Hi all, Looking for a DSB clone (I honestly don't know if Rom1 is still making them) or an original working DSB1 pcb. Thanks

If I remember correctly I remember someone on another forum i'm on testing a Hantarex Polo 3 chassis on a TV crt and changing the heater resistor did help with the focus in some cases.

Nem: That's the crts with the bonded yokes isn't it? I've had quite a few that seem to have the yoke permanently "glued" to the crt.

Nice to see a Euro made TV with a proper A68 crt in it! Pretty much everything you see here (i'm in the UK) of that sort of size uses an A66 crt - which is fine for Euro made stuff like Hantarex monitors etc. but not Nanao and other stuff like WG monitors. It's pretty rare here to see a crt TV...

Hi all, Recently pulled a Touring Car twin out of storage to get it up and running and sold to make some space. I have other cabs to sort and sell but I thought this would be an easy one to start with - little did I know! When it was put in there, I knew it was faulty so i'd had both boardsets...

Yeah I agree, I'm pretty sure a cap or two round the vertical deflection transistor heatsinks get cooked by the heat. There's a resistor in there somewhere that also suffers, although I think that causes vertical collapse when it goes bad.

What happens if you move the image upwards with the vertical position control? Does the image stay folded over or does it come up full? I've seen similar faults on other chassis, sometimes it's caused by a cap or the IC (but you say those have been done), but it also could be a power supply...

Hi Rom1, I don't know if you saw my PM I sent you but I'd love to buy at least a couple of these from you if you're still making them! They'd be for a Touring Cars twin I have. Both DSB1 boards seem to have gone faulty in exactly the same way after the cabs being in storage for several months...