Custom 1977 Sony Trinitron KV1215 Set For 24FPS Motion Pictures Use Repair
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2021
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And the funny part of that explosion watching it at 24 fps actually looks like it's from a movie!
Mode switch was set from normal to Michael Bay
For me it was like watching an explosion from an old power ranger episode. I almost expected to see the rangers jump out of it doing martial arts stances "Hiyaaaaaa". Or a giant robot standing in front of it. lol
Our tax dollars at work. Geez, how stupid can you get? I would've transported all of the illegal fireworks to a RE-MOTE location (like Mythbusters did when they blew up that cement truck) and detonate there.
They're blaming anyone and anything that they can. Never mind that they're the ones that set them off inside a truck in the middle of a neighborhood.......... The people in charge have absolutely lost their damn minds.
What mind?
Either someone overestimated the amount of fireworks that could be detonated in that truck, or, the truck itself failed to do its job. I would have to bet on the former but who knows.
"... it might be a bad capacitor ... you might want to get your lotion out ..." Salty.
This is awesome. I’ve always wondered about how they wrangled CRT imagery on film shoots. Edit: also that police fuckup is epic. I love that the cops responded by holding a press conference and said “That was a great demonstration we just did. Illegal fireworks are dangerous mkay, make sure you call us if you find some”. Hell no, you clowns will destroy my house.
@William Mulvaney If they're worth watching, they're illegal. :D
@William Mulvaney Holy cow, that's awful! Sorry that happened.
Many CRT computer monitors will do 120hz.
Looks like your source for EOL explosives has been discovered.
That last guy was a LOT nicer than I would have been about the police.
The KCAL news should have said to the public, keep fireworks away from the ATF.
Fireworks are legal in Germany, Europe, UK, Italy, and other parts of the world including Mexico, Brazil, and Parts of South America would allow to set off fireworks, not the US which is illegal.
I'm seeing a lot more Trinitron repairs on this channel and I'm definitely not complaining
Now I wanna see a kv1360h repair and modification to pal haha (simply because I have a tatty high-hours example and it'd be cool to use it in the UK for more than just a bad vhf radio or black n white silent films lol)
at the end - weather forecast, the color look great
"Something bad could happen if we don't take these fireworks from you."
Sure, just go around the block and detonate them in an "special" truck
Ngl, it would be nice not having to deal with obnoxious noises while i try to sleep on july 4th
I see Barney Fife was in charge of securing the fireworks...
Don's (Barney) hair would be... You know like he blew it out with compressed air.
Note to self: " Do not watch Shango while eating. "This will probably be a capacitor, so you might want to get out the lotion." Now I have to clean up all the food I sprayed all over the dining room after that comment! 😆😆 Also, that fire department quote is priceless!! Yeah, leave fireworks to the experts, so the experts can destroy your house when they detonate them!!! 😆 Funny and sad. Glad no one was hurt! CORRECTION: There were injuries. My bad. 😥
So there wasn't an empty field nearby where they could have set off their truck bomb instead of right in the middle of a bunch of houses?
Too Sceeered to Travel with so much explosives. 8{| lol now what?
Next Act is How to move the other 4,990 lbs.
Just shows how extremely badly run California is. Thank Christ I dont live in that brainwashed liberal infested place.
Maybe they got black powder and flash powder mixed up, they thought the fireworks were made of black powder when they were really made of flash powder, a high explosive.
@@monkeyboy4746 Thanks! I looked Flash Powder up - w0w - . . . must not have been on Bomb Squad's nor ATF's test. _are they tested?_
@@jsciarri instead you get to live in a run down town filled with fascists.
25:20 "iron chamber can handle up to 15 pounds of explosives"?? Uh, 15 pounds of cheap gun powder or 15 pounds of nitroglycerin? I guess whatever they put in there had more bang-per-pound than the makers of the chamber anticipated.
Didn't secure the chamber?
Unfucking believable that they detonated this in a neighbourhood. How stupid.
Remember: They’re the EXPERTS.
It’s like something coming out of a movie.
The first TV I remember my parents buying new was a 19" 1981 Sony Trinitron -- a few years newer than this TV, obviously.
I was born in 1970, and grew up with a '64 Zenith 25" in the basement and a '72 Zenith 19" in the den. Both of those TVs died before their time -- the basement TV got wet and caught fire, and the den TV fell off its TV-cart and got smashed.
But anyway, the '81 Trinitron that they bought to replace the Zenith in the den was the first TV we had with a remote control, and a digital channel-readout. We thought it was the best thing ever, at the time. :-) Had that thing for about 20 years.
It was!
I bet the owner of those illegal fireworks wasn't thick enough to put them in a van and light them. FFS! Nice TV Shango.
Fireworks are low yield explosives, So what if there were some high yield explosives in the mix?
This would indicate the fireworks were a ploy to hide high yield explosives perhaps assigned for
Terrorists or worse casualties of War..
@@KorAllRBare no
@@orange70383 Sorry but your No is meaningless because you have not referred to your source for you to be so adamant on it?
Please elaborate..
@Chaim Goldburger I would be surprised if they don't seeing what was supposed to have been low yield explosives had blown the crap out of an explosives Vehicle..
@@larrygall5831
Yeah but "What if" I was merely asking "What if" was or wasn't?
Are you seriously suggesting a Low yield explosive is going to have the same energy as High yield explosives does?
I think I've seen this model at someones house before, years ago. I love all the nobs it has. Gives it that power user feel.
This is soooo nostalgic! I had this when I was 4 years old!!!
Beautiful t.v set, looks spanking new :-D
Ha, ha, ha, ha. "LAPD says "leave fireworks to the professionals". The citizens did and look what happened.
@William Mulvaney So the LA bomb squad doesn't know this ? Why did they detonate the explosives in a residential area ?
@William Mulvaney Just how am I supposed to do that ? Why not retype it or cut n paste it on this thread ?
@William Mulvaney Not really. Was it worth typing again ? What does that have to do with this thread ? Was OJ in a Bronco headed for the fireworks ?
@@mycomment474 OJ was hired by the LAPD bomb squad.
@@MikeF1189 What does that have to do with this incident ? I see absolutely no connection between a long retired OJ and this recent happening.
The chassis of that set is a *beautiful* work of art!!
Not what the kid did was right but, it was because of the "professional's" incompetence the fireworks exploded. Now the 20 year old kid is facing murder charges alone ? Why didn't those nit wits drive the truck to the bomb range to detonate them ? Isn't that the proper protocol ? Hell, even I know that and, I'm not smart enough to be a " bomb squad first responder".
I find people who fill those fields are a certain breed of human. Cops, firefighters... kind of "dog lover" people, people who, like dogs would rather jump into a lake because YOLO LIFE IS SHORT LIVE IT vs stopping and seeing the lake is covered with broken beer bottles at the bottom.
My point is... lots of responders are morons, it's just in their nature. The job draws them in because of how their brain is wired, and ironically those are the types of people who make rash idiotic judgements.
Well... until they lose an arm or something. My buddy from Highschool went on to be a soldier and later a prison guard. Nice guy, but he made the most idiotic decisions I've ever seen from somebody. A lot of his "cop buddies" were the same way, fueling each other's fires and acting like a bunch of kids with Jeeps trying to do donuts in an abandoned mine.
because moving 10 pounds of explosives is far more dangrous than exploding them
@@EdgarsLS It is always best to put your black powder explosives in a sealed pressure vessel in a populated area......then detonate.
I guess they never blew up letterboxes as kids!
The response was absurdly handled, but I have little pity for dipshits that "safely keep" illegal fireworks and explosives, and create a market for the crap in the first place, either.
That bomb squad truck EOL made it to our news here in Canada and I immediately thought of a Shango july 4th EOL hahaha the whole situation was so needlessly stupid.
5000 lbs of explosives (fireworks)? One wonders what they were thinking... just transport it away! It obviously wasn't blowing up on it's own. Thanks Shango
Fireworks are low yield explosives, So what if there were some high yield explosives in the mix?
This would indicate the fireworks were a ploy to hide high yield explosives perhaps assigned for
Terrorists or worse casualties of War..
And there I thought they would simply put them in a bucket of water.
Probably forgot to close and secure the chamber door.
OMG that is the most beautiful TV! Now I gotta find one, wow
We had a 1978 KV1215 set, I sure wish it was still low hour like this beauty. Cool video Shang.
Not an electronics repair person, your description of the issue was very well explained.
Your choice of brand of capacitor has been deemed MOST EXCELLENT.
My years working with electrolytics:
Panasonic EB for maximum longevity if it will fit with slightly higher ESR.
Panasonic FM for Lowest ESR.
Spot on. Great caps.
Government wouldn't be government unless it caused massive property damage and injury to innocents.
And then hid behind "qualified immunity" to avoid paying for it. What fun!! And people want this institution to be in charge of our healthcare?! **eyeroll**
@William Mulvaney Yeah, no... This kind of thing could happen everyday, and it still wouldn't be a "good argument" for defunding police.
@@PhaQ2 Well gosh golly gee, you make such a compelling argument for being protected by Incompetents.
"Thats a lot of spicy holes you punched in navada america. Probably poisoned everything in the state with radiation."
Very cool. I've fed 60hz into a local PAL 50hz set and gotten the same jiggly beat pattern in one corner, but I always thought that was because the power transformer of the set was right up against the CRT (and next to the culprit corner) so it would be magnetically disturbing the electron beam at a different rate than the vertical deflection...
Beautifully cared for set.
No desert sand , no mud, no critter deposits...you deserve a clean one now and then!
' Yeah, put it all in, it'll be fine ' Great looking set and nice repair....cheers.
My grandparents have what I assume is the 1979 samsung copy of this TV. It was on at least 8 hours a day for about 35 years. They finally moved it to the basement so it rarely gets used anymore, but it does still work! It's streaky and disgusting looking anymore but still perfectly usable and bright.
You do a great job man 👏🏻 please keep fixing this era of tv’s
The picture looks great through the camera. Sounds awesome too.
A real nice set!
That was a blast thanks very much as always.
Only a news report from Nakatomi Plaza could make this video better. Like the set itself, 9.5/10.
I love the Three Stooges level response from the self-proclaimed "Experts." I've been seeing that more and more over the past couple decades.
This explosion is one of most stupid things I've ever seen. Imagine them confiscating really huge amounts of explosive stuff like contents of exploded warehouse in Beirut. Half of LA would be in ruins☻
Would that be a bad thing???
@@DavidJones-ke6kt "Improvements"
Fireworks are low yield explosives, So what if there were some high yield explosives in the mix?
This would indicate the fireworks were a ploy to hide high yield explosives perhaps assigned for
Terrorists or worse casualties of War..
@@KorAllRBare Well, they were _illegal_ fireworks, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were a little more high-profile of an explosive than your average firework. Kind of like what Shango uses to EOL TV sets, but 10 pounds of it. You get me?
@@LazorVideosDestruction 🤣 yeah I get it Shango I bet loves a good bang 😅
But I still suspect a batch of fireworks were tested and because of them testing as low yield, the whole lot was dumped into the Vehicle and to only expect a small Thwamp! And the batch would have been dispatched, But to their surprise that hidden and undiscovered high yield explosives destined to take down a NYC Block ended up taking down the explosives Vehicle instead..
Beautiful set. Cool that it's modded for film use.
Such a sexy TV set.
I love the design.
Thanks for the video. What a nice and unique video receiver.
Just a Beautiful Set ! in my collection I have about 10 Sony Tv's that is including my Daily driver and 3 walkman tv's !
Watch them arrive on scene to find an EOL’d CRT TV among the wreckage. 🤣
Nice work on a masterpiece
Very nice set! I like how all of the 'consumer controls' are nicely laid-out and within easy-reach; not hidden away behind a not-so-break-proof plastic door!
And for that alone, I award this set the prestigious, esteemed, illustrious, Gamer's Choice™ Seal of Quality! 🥇
Beautiful piece!
Pretty standard fare in the movie biz to disable speakers and such and dub the audio over in post, much better for the sound guys to make it sound like a movie and not a home recording.
It is amazing what a failing capacitor will cause and a good one fixes. I did not know until a few years ago that failing capacitors, besides leaking AC back into the electronic circuit, they also create a short, and heat up and then leak or explode. If you are lucky and get them before they cause other damage it is a fairly simple fix, but some times the leaking AC knocks out other components in it's electric path and to find those damaged parts takes more time.
Great repair, interesting movie making fact, and all that illegal fireworks blast report, nice!
Finally a real Sony TV set 🇹🇩🇹🇩
I never knew they did this but it makes perfect sense. I guess you could add a switch to change the frame rate according to the input, like how I modded my Panasonic to display NTSC source material correctly albeit via a dodgy NTSC → PAL convertor.
I hate those "matted" fake TV picture displays in films. They don't even get the borders right most of the time and, even worse, it's not uncommon to see a color/colour picture on a screen when many of us still remember these as monochrome sets. I seem to recall seeing a simulated picture on a BRC1400 set .. I have one and its rather excellent picture is most definitely mono. Ferguson Courier III if anyone's interested. ☺
Love these old Sony's which is why I have a bunch of them.
It proves it that the killer of caps is not necessarily usage hours, but age, used or unused.
Was there any indication on the back cover the set was modified for use in the movies? Random trivia: in the press conference in "The Manchurian Candidate" they specifically chose not to use special TV sets, so there's flicker in the final film..... 8:33 - ha! I guess some people are really into capacitor replacement..!?
The Manchurian Candidate was a 1962 film. Also, it was not a Universal film. I don't remember seeing any other studio use TV sets/monitors working at 24fps other than Universal Studios. One of the first TV shows I remember doing/using this was Columbo (Universal/NBC). I don't recall who was in that episode but they did use a 3/4" player to playback something back on the TV. Most companies simple shot a non working TV and did an optical matte in the picture area to simular TV playback.
They do and especially when Shango066 gets to do it.
Shango, you should do an EOL with that footage & detonate it right as the truck blows up. 😄
4:23 who knew explosives in a confined space was a bad idea? It's fireworks just take them in the middle of a field somewhere and set them off.
Also I think there are more pressing issues in LA then some illegal fireworks.
Fireworks are low yield explosives, So what if there were some high yield explosives in the mix?
This would indicate the fireworks were a ploy to hide high yield explosives perhaps assigned for
Terrorists or worse casualties of War..
@@KorAllRBare honestly when disposing of explosives like that you should always assume they are going to be way more powerful than you think.
Yerp @@deltacx1059 that's why I suspect high yield explosives were actually hidden in the mix of low yield fireworks, and even if they had broken down the batch of what looked and even perhaps tested as home made fireworks into 5 or 7 batches it still would have ended as it did once the hidden high yield explosive batch was dealt with..
@@KorAllRBare that's why a open field is safer than a disposal truck.
@@deltacx1059 Yerp, I bet that will now be the normal procedure when it comes to all following batches of home made fireworks, as they all may well be manufactured by terrorists to take down a NYC Block..
Gamers choice 👌🏻
On the movies! :D
Picture looks just as good, if not better, than current HD and 2K sets!
Detonating a truck full of explosives on a residential street. Sounds like a win for common sense.
Government: "Hold my beer."
They hauled away the tons of manufactured fireworks but they decided it was safer to dispose of the homemade coke-can sized ones on-scene.
I feel like they were *seriously* mistaken on what was in those things. They probably assumed black powder or something. Surprise!
That is nothing short of absurd the business with those fireworks🤣🤣🤣
Who was the brainiac who thought to do that? 😃
Wow for the year of that tv that looks new wow.📈📉
Me encanta los finales cuando sintoniza los canales de California!!
What a thing of beauty
I wish TVs now looked this cool! (And were made this well)
picture was nice and clear most of the time.
I'd have been ANGRY if the city blew up a bunch of fireworks and it damaged my house. Hopefully they sue.
**blows up your block**
LAPD: My bad!
3:14 I was in the area at the time when that went down man oh man was it interesting how the whole truck and area around the truck was ripped apart
Just more proof that the end is near for LA.
Before you replaced that cap I could really see it go, bop, bop, bop, bop.
what a nice looking tv
Call this the Twerko-squirculator 5000!
So those "24 Hz" TVs work by leaving the horizontal frequency the same and just having a higher amount of lines per frame I assume. Here in Europe there are actually multiple ways to do the opposite. Some VCRs allow you to play NTSC tapes by leaving the sync structure the same and just transcode the chroma. As the horizontal frequency of 625/50 and 525/60 are nearly identical, only the vertical needs to be modified. Of course with DVDs and DVB you need no transcoding any more as you can transfer RGB.
However in the 1980s there was an oddball variant 312/60 which was non-interlaced video at 60 Hz with 312 lines. This was meant for online services. You would have a special terminal board installed inside your TV-set and a modem would be connected to it.
Come here to watch a TV repair.
Been blown away by the news on the broken tv😂
Maybe he wants to try blow up this old TV with some explosive videos.. 🤣🤣
Wow at least the TV works. Simply the Television didn’t have covid, and actually had some news that was entertaining and informal.
Wow LA Bomb Squad really EOL'd that neighborhood in south central good. What a bruiser for their Ego! That trinitron reminds of the 5" I had from Van's Electronics mid 70's. Good job finding that cap!
05:49 29.97 frames per second. But every frame in an interlaced system is made of two fields (one field using the even lines and the other using the odd lines), but these fields are *not* part of the same image, they are located in different moments in time. Modern displays are progressive, and every frame in a progressive display is a full frame. So, 30 fps in an interlaced system would be equivalent to a 60 fps progressive system, but with every frame having half of the vertical resolution (connect a VCR to a tv, play any old tape you recorded from the tv, like a news report or a sports event and pause the tape. You'll notice that the video loses half of the resolution, because the VCR is playing only one of the fields and discarding the other) . Which is why many users want everything in 60 fps, because it looks smoother.
So different and beautiful, you might consider a new channel (Glam Shango-- ?). You know, a white formica back ground and a piece of blue velvet instead of the towel...
I remember the Proscan TV I used to have had that jitter. It ended up going out after only a few hundred hours on it. My friends moms did the same thing.
How would one modify a set to 24 fps? Would just adjusting the Vertical Hold and Height be enough?
That TV is in amazing condition. Makes me wonder what movie it could've been used in back in the day.
Very cool!
What do you expect when you put a bunch of explosives in a confined space? DUH! Anyway great vid as usual. I always learn something on this channel. Thank Shango!
Me encanta los finales cuando sintoniza los canales californianos!!
Or even watching a movie on any modern TV from a Blu-ray or streaming box of some sort will run at 24fps. Older/low-end TVs (still talking about digital ones, not the CRT ones that shango066 works on) will typically run those at 60fps interlaced with 3:2 pulldown (and the occasional dropped frame, depending on the two devices in question).
We're the government, we're here to help!
@William Mulvaney fucking capitalism not caring about basic human needs
Thanks for this video. I am working on one of these beauties with no high voltage and 60hz coming out of the speaker. This helped me know where to look. It appears my power transistor is shot and I am wondering if that is because something else on the board is driving it too hard. I'll be featuring it on my channel if I can get it working again.
I have 3 Fluke 27FM and my first stop for parts is parts Digikey.
Best Regards.
More than likely, this came from Universal Studios. They used such sets for shows like Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
Eh? MeTV's showing of Buck Rogers In The 25th Century looks closer to 60 fps. All soap opera(ery).
@@jeffkardosjr.3825 Buck Rogers and all of Universals shows on film were shot on film at 24fps. MeTV broadcasts at 60i. They add 2:3 pull down to make 24fps convert to 60i. I have the Blurays and they are runninng at 24fps.
@@wwsvs It doesn't look like a normal transfer.
It has a soap opera look like LG's TruMotion even without it being enabled.
LAPD wanted to see a Shango EOL video. Decided to do their own.
Morning sir💗
Leave fireworks to the experts otherwise you might blow up a neighborhood.
Although films made for the cinema are shot at 24fps, a cinema projector does in fact show the same frame twice so the flicker is reduced. As the shutter rotates the light goes through each frame twice.
When films are shown on UK or any 50Hz TV the frame is 25 fps. To make this work correctly the film is in fact speeded up from 24fps to 25fps. Most people have no idea this is happening. It can be noticed on music however.
These days most TVs and optical media can run films at 24fps.
I have heard that some conversions double frames, like every 24th frame from Cinema to PAL and every 4th frame from Cinema to NTSC. This does through the speed off slightly, because doubling every fourth frame converts it to 30 frames a second, and being played back at 29.97 frames a second, adds about 3.6 seconds for every hour of footage.
So I've watched to 7:00 now seeing it a Sony with a series pass chopper p/s & the most common failure on those from high frequency was the 33uF caps on the output that's my guess as I 10's of thousands 33uF caps in Sony's back in the day...but will keep watching!