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Old 20th Nov 2020, 10:40 am   #1
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Default Sony CVM-1850E

A bit of a long shot but does anyone have the schematic of the above model. I am particularly interested in the CRT type which I believe is a 470BEB22 and the similarity to the KV1800

I do know that I can buy the schematic for the US version (CVM1750) for $29.

My interest is more than academic as I hope to have one of these beasts in the near future.

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Old 20th Nov 2020, 11:17 am   #2
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Hi,Simpsons,the crt shown in the manual for the CVM-1850UB is a 470FWB22B.I don't know the difference between the two however I do have a manual which I can let you have for £20 including post and packing.Please PM me if interested.Peter.
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Old 20th Nov 2020, 1:50 pm   #3
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Hi again,Simpsons,just realised that you are asking for the E suffix,which Ithink was the European model with different sound IF my info was based on the UB ie the British version.Hope my input is still of some benefit.Best regards,Peter.
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Old 20th Nov 2020, 3:54 pm   #4
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Hi Peter

Thank you so much for the speedy response on the CRT type. Your input has saved me from making a fool of myself.

The Radio Museum spec says: Monitor mit 47cm Bilddiagonale (90°-Ablenkung). Ah, good I thought. Same as my KV1800 which needs a new tube.

The Sony 1820, of which I have one, is a 114 degree CRT.

I did think that the channel change was not right but given the CVM1350 uses the original 13" 330AB22 which is 90 degrees, I had hoped I was on to something!

Although I won't be buying this for the reason given, I/we now know who has a service manual!

Thanks again

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Old 20th Nov 2020, 6:15 pm   #5
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I should have explained that the 470FWB22B is also used in the Sony KV1820

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Old 20th Nov 2020, 8:20 pm   #6
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Hi Chris,glad to be of help,just goes to show that it pays off to read the entire message correctly so I can now address you by your correct name.Peter.
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Old 21st Nov 2020, 10:05 am   #7
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Peter, I have such a bad instant recall for names that even after being introduced, I often default to the name PETER!

As for being called Simpsons "Am I bothered!!"

Thanks again for saving my bacon.

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