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The Set: Pete Deksnis's Site about the CT-100

Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set

CT-100 THE SET

Simplified Theory

Early Television It's best to know your subject before jumping in with soldering iron, oscilloscopes, and big ideas. So I've been hitting the old 50's textbooks* still in my possession, relearning, reviewing, and generally revisiting interesting color TV theory.

Here's where some of what I've picked up will appear including what insites of worth were gained from hands-on sessions that culminated in the operational CT-100 seen here in August of 2005.



Click for H-V regulator information.

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Click for some simlified color bar theory.

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*Reference sources are discussed in the 'restoration materials' page accessed from the 'restoration menu.'

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[CTC-2 power supply]

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[the antenna?]

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[the 15GP22] [keyed AGC]

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[Horizontal Osc and Control]

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[Horizontal Sweep and HV]

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[Frequency Interlace - lite]

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