My partner found a Philips Odyssey (the brazilian version of the Magnavox Odyssey 2) in a pawn store. We got it, thinking even if it was dead it would be an awesome decoration/historic piece. I want to fix it, but most caps, resistors and inductors are completely blown.

I'm mostly a beginner on soldering / electronics, but I can do some basic stuff (like soldering / desoldering big components without destroying them, using a multimeter) and I think I'd be able to change all the components as they are fairly large.

I have a board number: MAIN BD 703965-5 and these pictures (sorry, most pictures were taken before the console was cleaned/dusted off). I can take more if need be. I know there are a couple of revisions of these consoles, at least in Brazil.

I used AI to identify most stuff but I don't trust it and I was hoping to get someone's opinion.

What AI got me is below - I was able to source all of them locally besides the 12 µH inductor and 33 Ohms resistor

1. Caps:

# 1x 4700µF 25V (C12 - Main Input Filter)

1. ‌ 1x 680µF 25V (C2207)
2. ‌ 1x 47µF 25V (C871 or C2208)
3. ‌ 3x 10µF 50V (C782, C850, C853)
4. ‌ 3x 1µF 63V (C779, C783, C812)
   2. Semiconductors:
5. 7x Signal Diodes 1N4148 (D701 a D704 e D685 a D687)
6. ‌1x Transistor NPN BC547 (Q684)
7. ‌1x Voltage Regulator 7805
   3. Critical components:
8. 1x Resistor R7 (Verify colors on board for the values)
9. ‌1x Inductor L3 Indutor (Bobina RF Choke) 12 µH (oxidated)
10. ‌1x Resistor 33 Ohms 9W (R50 - If the console turns on but there's no image on RF).

⟐ Edited 7월 13, 2026 at 7:18 GMT-7