Anyone ever see one of these before?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ScottTV-Model-6T11-6T11A-Vintage-Schematic-Manual-Sams-Photofact-date-039-48-/351203802800?&_trksid=p2056016.m2518.l4276

Not in person but there was a nice one on eBay a few weeks back.

Sure, I have one in rough condition I'm slowly restoring: http://www.videokarma.org/showthread.php?t=260149

Thanks for all the pics - I was wondering what the tube and optics were like.

I have one also. It was repaired by a fellow TV collector who I purchased it from years ago.

The CRT- lens - deflection yoke unit / second anode supply are a Philips Protelgram system. 3 inch CRT

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Not trying to get off topic, but I've always though it would be interesting to attempt to add a color wheel to one of those early B/W projection TVs. Since only a small color wheel would be needed, it should be a lot simpler and more practical than one for a 12" CRT. The main problem I foresee would be brightness.

IIRC someone did that to one of these scotts back in the day, and the recent (current?) owner was trying to get some outrageous sum for it.

I have one also. It was repaired by a fellow TV collector who I purchased it from years ago.

Now, that does look nice when it's all dressed up!

I would bet those were most popular in public places like bars. I can't picture the lady of the house choosing one of them for the "parlor" with all the attractive models available.