i have two of these decks, one working, one w/same problem/s. you
there s/b a diagram on the inside of a panel. most elec.
I had 3-phase electric at my first "new" house in old-town (69th
480)460-2350 | |480)460-2142 | Brass Rat |you'd have to get 3-phase to run stuff. kind of a pain for smallIn the Netherlands, the usual setup is 3 phase wiring through the
street. Households get one of the phases and neutral, or, if they want,
all three phases.
Same here in UK, in my street anyway.
3 phases buried in the street. Each house gets one of them.
Watched a bad joint being replaced recently. The isolation box at the
end of the street had jumpers sitting in a wooden frame. Very
Victorian
that's pretty nice having 3-phase so accessible to the home. over here,
Check the movement of the capstan motor. If it's erratic, you might want to
BTW, would you be selling a non-functioning deck? - Reinhart
And just to add that there is another version of this chassis that uses a
no, not selling, i will repair it, eventually. it/they are for
What's the p/n for this revised fly (larger one)?kip
And just to add that there is another version of this chassis that uses a
slightly larger flyback that .....
1) never fails (well, I've never seen one
2) doesn't need those parts replaced when the fly is replaced.
This larger fly can be used to sub the one in the earlier version that we've
all seen fail, but two components need to be slightly relocated to allow the
larger body to fit, but it's doable.
John Del
Wolcott, CT