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Please allow 15-20 business days on select Framed custom built bikes. Since the assembly is performed by hand and per order, it may take 6-8 business days for the assembly of your new bike to be completed and shipped. ALL CROSS COUNTRY SKI ACCESSORIES & CLOTHING.One day I may try to fully “restore” this unit, but for now, it was a fun way to spent a few hours invegating this weird device. I replaced the bad leads and power connector, but didn’t touch the circuitry. I cleaned up the unit and put it all back together. Next, I tried the horizontal lines selection. I tweaked the pots and got a clear set of vertical bars, but no color.Īdjusting a bit more started getting color, but the image below is about as clean as I could get it. There were some adjustment pots on the bottom for picture stability and the channel frequency which helped a bit. I didn’t hook this up so I wasn’t expecting a perfect picture. There is a big resistor wired up to a power port on the back to warm up the unit to stabilize the oscillators. I started out on the color bars selection, but I just got some sort of garbage picture at first. Nothing immediately smoked, so I grabbed an old TV and connected it up. I put things mostly back together and tried powering it up.

I then hit it with a coat of spray paint to hopefully stop further corrosion. I pulled out the board and soaked the rusty area in vinegar for a bit and cleaned off the rust. The cardboard tubes were a little moldy and there was a good bit of rust in one of the corners. I opened up the case, and you can definitely tell there was some water ingress at some point. The leads were coiled up in a little tube compartment in the back, but when I tried to pull them out, they just started disintegrating. I figured it would be fun to see if it still worked, and if not, see if I could fix it. It was still in the box with the original receipt and manual, but it was a little damp and smelly. While cleaning out some old boxes in a shed, I found “The World’s Smallest Color Bar Generator” by Sencore.

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