WTB: 1964 Zenith cloverleaf roundie convergence coils

[reeferman]

Wayne,
I have a NOS cloverleaf I'm saving for that "yet to find Zenith".
You are more than welcome to use it as a model for making reproductions.
PM me if interested.
Phil

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by reeferman

Wayne,
I have a NOS cloverleaf I'm saving for that "yet to find Zenith".
You are more than welcome to use it as a model for making reproductions.
PM me if interested.
Phil

What color is it? IIRC, the replacements were a different color than the originals.

[reeferman]

Nope, same color.

[Tubejunke]

Originally Posted by dieseljeep

What color is it? IIRC, the replacements were a different color than the originals.

This is the second reference to color. I assume the color of the plastic. My 64 or 5 Zenith has what I consider to be the more common of cloverleafs that I have seen being that each magnet casing is the color of the electron gun it is controlling. So mine is red, blue and green. It's not a replacement and looks like the ones I saw decades ago. What am I getting wrong? Just curious....

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by Tubejunke

This is the second reference to color. I assume the color of the plastic. My 64 or 5 Zenith has what I consider to be the more common of cloverleafs that I have seen being that each magnet casing is the color of the electron gun it is controlling. So mine is red, blue and green. It's not a replacement and looks like the ones I saw decades ago. What am I getting wrong? Just curious....

I just discussed this with a friend that collected a lot of old Zenith parts and agreed the last of the roundies used the RGB colored magnets.