Webcor 9" B&W TV
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Found this at a Thrift today.
I would have sworn it was a Tube set on first glance but it's Solid State, made in Japan by Hitachi judging by the labels and logos inside. It works, controls were dirty so I sprayed them with cleaner, haven't hooked up a signal yet but pretty sure it'll make a picture. It has instant on but the CRT seems OK if not super bright. Needs cleaning and the glare shield needs a big scratch buffed out. |
That's a nice TV that looks well built. I also think it's the first Webcor badged TV that I've seen. I think that by the late '60's-early '70's, the original Webcor company was a thing of the past and the name wound up on a lot of imported electronics, sort of how they do things today. Does that set use a solid state "stick" HV rectifier or does it use a tube? I know that many of these earlier SS B&W TV's still retained a tube for the HV rectifier.
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NICE!!
Exactly the sort of thing I woulda picked up! What do you use for polishing the scratch out? The few times I've done it, I used Novus in different stages. Novus is great for scratches in acrylic aquariums, then a quick polish with Plexus. That's a pretty nasty scrape. I would ALMOST consider good measurements and a visit to Ridout plastics (or whatever local plastics place to you). |
Yeah, that 'un would likely have come home w/moi, too...
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Watashi mo...I mean me too! :)
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When I was a child, my mother once mentioned Webcor as a radio brand she would avoid "because they went out of business so parts will not be available". If she could only see me now! :) (Or any of the rest of us collectors who will not even blink at the most obscure and old brands.) |
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You choose a grit depending on how bad the scratch is, in this case I probably would try the foam pad and rubbing compound, if that won't do it I'll use the 3000 grit pad followed by rubbing compound and then polish. I used this system on a Predicta screen and it came out fairly nice. |
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