- Samsung LA19R71B not accepting antenna input - 1 Update
- Variac question - 2 Updates
- Solution Manual Mechanics of the Cell (2nd Ed., David Boal) - 1 Update
- need a schematic not user manual for a "Furman AR-1220" - 2 Updates
makolber@yahoo.com: Nov 07 06:53AM -0800 > So even if he scanned OTA with a cheap antenna and received one or two digital TV channels, it still wouldn't prove his tuner was OK. > BUT, if his modulator works on any low band VHF channel, he can enter the number manually as you suggest if he has a remote, or if the menu allows it (doubtful on newer TVs). maybe the new samsung is using a fancy algorithm where instead of just looking for an RF signal it is looking for sync, or maybe it is looking for only ATSC signals now. In any case, try manual config or connect another ch 3 source to the samsung that it can find. mark |
gregz <zekor@comcast.net>: Nov 07 08:39AM > advise as to best procedure. Thanks. Main use of Variac will be to power > up ancient tube equipment. > Thank you! I would place ISO XFMR after variac. The transformer is not 1:1 and designed to be 1:1 under full load. Depends on current either way you can end up say 160 volts no load. Greg |
gregz <zekor@comcast.net>: Nov 07 08:46AM > advise as to best procedure. Thanks. Main use of Variac will be to power > up ancient tube equipment. > Thank you! There are different types of isolation transformers. The ones many sell in US with outlets and all, have three prong grounded outlets, and that groung is tied to one leg of output forming new neutral. These are specific for reducing noise. No ground isolation. Greg |
pys01266@gmail.com: Nov 06 07:26PM -0800 Hello, I'd like to get the Solution Manual Mechanics of the Cell (2nd Ed., David Boal). Thank you. |
"Dave M" <dgminala@mediacombb.net>: Nov 06 12:39PM -0600 M Philbrook wrote: > the TLO84 quod opamp and thus the way they are now tells me the 15 > volt regs are nothing more than limiters not regulators... > So does anyone have a source to the schematic ? Have you tried contacting the manufacturer yet? Drop them an email (info@furmansound.com) and ask for a copy of the schematic. Some companies still provide real customer service - you just have to ask for it. Cheers, Dave M |
Phil Allison <pallison49@gmail.com>: Nov 06 03:54PM -0800 Dave M wrote: > M Philbrook wrote: > > So does anyone have a source to the schematic ? > Have you tried contacting the manufacturer yet? ** I think Philbrook has twigged. The Furman works fine despite his objections to the unconventional use of IC regs a voltage limiters. .... Phil |
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