Hello,
This is my first time on the forum, I didn't know where else to turn since I am unable to figure out the issue that is currently bothering me. I thank anyone who responds to this forum, anyway. I currently have a three tube tv setup, where I have three tube tv's all hooked up to a vintage Radioshack RF out video selector. The three tv's are a 1978 Electrohome, a 1989 Mitsubishi and a 1984 JVC. The first two are working fine, the JVC is not. The model number for the JVC is C-14SSCA.
I found the tv recently at a thrift store, the tv turns on. However when I first got it, all the channels were incorrect, it only had channels like 2, 7, 45, etc. The tv is capable of reprogramming channels, so I tried reprogramming a channel 3 on it, however I get no video still. Its not the radioshack box either, as I tried without using it. Its nothing but static with no indication of any input, the channel 4 kinda works, but the video is all messed up. I have no idea where to even begin.
Hopefully someone knows what the issue might be.
This is my first time on the forum, I didn't know where else to turn since I am unable to figure out the issue that is currently bothering me. I thank anyone who responds to this forum, anyway. I currently have a three tube tv setup, where I have three tube tv's all hooked up to a vintage Radioshack RF out video selector. The three tv's are a 1978 Electrohome, a 1989 Mitsubishi and a 1984 JVC. The first two are working fine, the JVC is not. The model number for the JVC is C-14SSCA.
I found the tv recently at a thrift store, the tv turns on. However when I first got it, all the channels were incorrect, it only had channels like 2, 7, 45, etc. The tv is capable of reprogramming channels, so I tried reprogramming a channel 3 on it, however I get no video still. Its not the radioshack box either, as I tried without using it. Its nothing but static with no indication of any input, the channel 4 kinda works, but the video is all messed up. I have no idea where to even begin.
Hopefully someone knows what the issue might be.