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Be careful in the back, those CRT's have a much higher voltage than most regular CRT's.

Love these old RPTVs. My mom bought a RCA for $4,000 brand new back in 1994 (she got a nice job the year prior and had just got promoted), and that TV was a workhorse. It was encased in actual friggin OAK. We had it turned on pretty much 24/7 and it didn't die until 2006. Power supply died after 100,000 hours. Bought a 1080i Hitachi DLP to upgrade. Wish we'd have kept the RCA in the garage at least. I played the N64 for the first time on that thing, watched Dragonball Z for the first time on it, watched Star Wars the first time, Jurassic Park, Fifth Element, the Matrix. Irks me when people say these things had a shitty picture or were unreliable. Thank you for making this video and showing how indestructible these babies are!

To do the convergence right you have to use a pattern generator a DVD with test patterns on it. You start with green and then converge red. Blue comes last and will not converge as good since the blue beam is usually made a little more blurry by design to fill in between the scan lines somewhat. Cover the lens you do not converge at the time for easier visibility or switch of the corresponding color if you have a pattern generator. If you can not converge the colors on the full screen, the capacitors on old convergence boards are often the problem. On more modern convergence boards with digital convergence control, the STK amplifier transistors are 99% the cause of problems. This one seems of the old type with potentiometers so you have to check the voltages of the convergence board first if you have converging problems. But with a gap on the side so big you may also have to check the horizontal output circuits...

Take care of the X-rays. We had a BARCO cinema projector at ESOC (European Space Agency) Darmstadt, Germany and we had BARCO come from Belgium to tune those three tubes. We used it somewhat beside the specifications and they had to increase the amperes for the blue tube. More anode current results in dramatically more X-Rays and we were not allowed to seat people directly under the projector or two meters around. Your roof is high enough and your screen is small enough. There should not be a problem but it is always good to know anode voltage times anode amperes results in Y-rays. Tube amplifiers in Hamradio are as dangerous as video stuff and even good old oscilloscopes are far from harmless. Screening the wooden case with aluminum foil might help to keep all kind of gremlins away. I remember one of those color displays a client had sent back. When I turned it on it was as bright as the sun and I could see things I have never seen before or after. I can imagine what those liquidators might have seen on the roof of the Chernobyl reactor. I am still alive but I dont have children .

Just in case you didn't know; the liquid is ethylene glycol, so if you're planning to mess with or disassemble any of the lenses it'd be good to do it over an oil tray or something.

240p test suite for your favorite console is really nice to have. I have it for my genesis, really helped me when I was recapping my PVM.

Just a suggestion: if you have a decent sized mirror, set it up so you can see the whole screen from a position where you can easily adjust the controls. I used to do that years ago when I repaired tv's and the controls were in the back.

That is so ridiculous and wonderful. It worries me in the way its mounted, but it should be fine. I love how its still functional after all that time in the rain and such.

That music is so nostalgic. I never even had that game but there was just something about the style of the old NES games. I suddenly feel guilty for keeping my old NES tucked away in its box for so many years: I'll have to break it out and let Mario stretch his legs again.

If you want to brighten up your blue picture tube you likely need to clean the tube and change the tube coolant (glycol). All of them probably need done. I'm also assuming your convergence ICs are dying and that's why you couldn't get the picture dialed in. That's not uncommon, and it's probably why this television was abandoned in the first place. Cheers.

This tv looks like it will last longer than any tv sold at Walmart these days , already went through 4 flat screens in 6 years bc power issues. The inside of that tv looks very interesting, I might get one myself if I can manage to find one lol , great video

Really competent, nice and inspiring work <3

Rin, assuming it has RGB inputs on the back, you could get a VGA or HDMI to RGB Phono adapter from amazon.

Oh, my god!!

I miss my NES system, emulators just aren't the same. Any specific games you enjoy for the NES the most? I liked the Castlevania series, Duck Hunt, Friday the 13th, Zelda series, Mario Bros, Solstice, Super Mario Bros series, and Wizards and Warriors II. I didn't have much access to games but managed to find some stashed away in thrift stores back in the 90s. Overall a neat project. I have never had or messed with a projection TV. If you do a custom box for it, you could probably mount it to a wall. Maybe create a sliding mechanism so you can raise and lower it or just straight up mount it. Not sure how much weight your walls can handle like that though, haven't gotten around to watching the videos of you building the workshop lol. If you have access to a welder and some decent welding skills, I can imagine building a mount that will allow you to swivel the TV and angle it and move it close to or away from the wall to get it just right.

That’s a crt projector, better set than most of the low end projection sets.

The good old NES games.

I absolutely love your idea!

I have to say I aprove. Sometimes something mad but functional like this is needed to spice things up.

I think they were used in games like Duck Hunt cabinets and other game cabinets like Time Crisis, those projection units are made using glass for the lenses as the units get very hot.

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