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These types of color sets were also common in schools (non-remote versions, though.) These had a auxiliary input panel for video and audio installed on back. As TV-viewing in schools was very little in the 60's through the early 80's, the school sets usually always have very little use on the CRT and have a great picture.
Regarding instant-on, I don't think any RCA tube-type color sets had it, even remote models. The solid state color models from 1968-1974 did have it on the CRT heater.
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