anyone have info on this old flyback?

[All Bumbed Up]

A real hold up in trying to recreate a schematic from the circuit board.
The flyback number was FMH-1232BE made by Semco(?).

The only possible leads I've had so far is from the hrdiemen.com
website. A general FMH only search brings up several (and over half of
the results seem gone when clicked on), but not this one.

I get nothing from NTE searches, etc.

Thanks in advance.

 

[John-Del]

On Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 1:12:55 PM UTC-5, All Bumbed Up wrote:

A real hold up in trying to recreate a schematic from the circuit board.
The flyback number was FMH-1232BE made by Semco(?).

The only possible leads I've had so far is from the hrdiemen.com
website. A general FMH only search brings up several (and over half of
the results seem gone when clicked on), but not this one.

I get nothing from NTE searches, etc.

Thanks in advance.

You can try Asti Magnetics and see if they're still in business.

 

[John Robertson]

On 2020/02/27 10:12 a.m., All Bumbed Up wrote:

A real hold up in trying to recreate a schematic from the circuit board.
 The flyback number was FMH-1232BE made by Semco(?).

The only possible leads I've had so far is from the hrdiemen.com
website.  A general FMH only search brings up several (and over half of
the results seem gone when clicked on), but not this one.

I get nothing from NTE searches, etc.

Thanks in advance.

What monitor is this from? I have some NOS older SAMPO flybacks...

John :-#)#

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