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Space Command @ estate sale
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Why does it have two remotes?
The one on the left looks newer I like the one with the oval buttons on the right |
The one on the left is actually one of the oldest SC remotes and probably correct for this set.
I noticed the CRT has a cataract, you don't see that much on B&W tubes. http://www.electronichouse.com/image...aceCommand.jpg |
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I had no idea,I was just going by looks,the one on the right is much sleeker and I love the oval buttons. Thats a neat ad with George Burns,thanks for sharing it! |
That is a cataract on that tube, some B/W tubes in Zenith's are bonded. I have two with cataracts but they're on parts chassis' so I'm not too worried about it.
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Wish I had a nickel for every one of those I put a new CRT into over the years. :tears: |
That set has the 21CXP4 tube that has different characteristics than the more common CRT's of that era. I was thinking that the yoke might be damaged as well. That neck really took a big hit. Wouldn't doubt it was a " curb setter" and the yoke was a victim of the " copper scrounger".
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After taking a closer look I'd say you're right, the tube is broken.
You can see the Aluminizing through the screen. Bummer, it'd probably be hard to find a new one. |
nice looking old Zenith, very similar to the ~1963 model I have excepting mine is not a SC set
bummer about the crt - hopefully someone can go and at least go snatch those remotes before they end up in a dumpster nice looking old Zenith console record player/stereo there also as well as other good looking items |
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I have one of these but with a boring cabinet. I had been wondering about the correct remote. The one I've kept with it looks older, but I don't know which model it really goes with. That crt might not be the toughest to find. Could be one of those that crosses to the fairly common 21CBP4.
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If you look at tube characteristics you'll find that tube is one of the few that uses only 50 volts on G2. You probably could re-work the circuit to accomodate the higher voltage on the substitute tube. Why zenith did it, I don't know.
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I would love to have that to stuff the chassis in my Zenith with a GREAT 24" tube. The chassis is probably about the same AND I would have a remote. I am not going to tell my Zenith story again, but I will say that I still haven't ever got it working OR found a good home for it. Seems like nobody wants a TV when you are trying to make some room. Perhaps it is meant to stay in my collection! My cabinet is more upright like most 50's sets with beautiful dark wood. I NEED to get it going if I can find the time and the problem.
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