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Originally Posted by Electronic M
The chroma info passing the IF so well makes me wonder if during the field sequential/early NTSC days if anyone ever added a color wheel to a pre-war set because it was handy and not valuable at the time....It would be darn cool to find a prewar set with such a vintage modification.
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I didn't notice this comment before. I have no idea if anybody did that.
The actual picture resolution of the 9T246 you sold me is just as good.
However, the IF response, swept, is not quite as good as the TRK 12. As I
mentioned earlier, in the TRK12 it is stellar: in fact it actually, really, no quibble,
is as good as the CT-100, which is as good as any RF-based set
can be. Note that the IF of the TRK12 is 8-12 MHz or so.
And remember ... on screen, with a 441 line picture, the horizontal resolution
of the TRK-12 would be better than ANY true NTSC set.