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http://amarillo.craigslist.org/fuo/1988344005.html

http://images.craigslist.org/3k03md3pf5Q05T35W6aa433e561df6b331c18.jpg

I will be driving through there, I may pick this up. Thanks for posting it.

Whine, whine, whimper, whimper, drool, drool...

Looks kinda like the 11 Phil saved:

http://www.antiqueradio.org/art/RCACTC-11FinalCabinet.jpg

Does anyone have know how these are on flybacks? Do they eat them like the ctc 17 style rcas?

I have a crt for that set but have a feeling the fly would be almost impossible to find.

Naw, the 11s are easy on FLYs. Just make sure you have good sweep and HV tubes, check HO current, and it should keep on going. I used my 11 for a daily for neary 3 years and the fly never got beyond slightly warm inside the cage. I've got a spare chassis if I ever need it - but so far so good.

Can't say the same for the 12 and 17 I had.

Go for it Dan.

these sets are really heavy.

That is nice.. I would grab it if it was in my neck of th woods

Bump, set it still being advertized. Someone's gonna get a deal!

Yeah, that looks like my cabinet except for different paint color on the control panel. RCA sure had a bunch of trim options for the CTC-11.

If someone gets it, I'd be curious to see a close photo of the upper two knobs (fine tuning and channel selector). Mine are replacements, which look purty good, but I'm not sure what's correct. I had to sand down the fine tuner to make it fit through that narrow hole.

Phil Nelson

Sixteen hours is too far for me - that's a pretty lonely part of the world up there - probably why it's still available.