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Please help identify this Sanyo
It's definitely a SS set, the text is fairly easy to see on the DVD. Can anyone help pin down the model/year/chassis? There are a few close-ups of the set starting at 7:17.
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Either a 91C57 set, or another set with the AFT, AutoColor and AutoBricon piano key switches.
The two AutoColor and AutoBricon switches just switch in preset controls, adjustable with a screwdriver through the right side of the cabinet.
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Brian USN RET 22YRS (Avionics/Cal) CET-Consumer Repair and Avionics ('88) "Capacitor Cosmetologist since '79" When fuses go to work, they quit! |
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And I would say mid 70's. IIRC this is the one that
would get the cold joint in the hoz yoke circuit & would collapse the sweep & burn the PCB. 73 Zeno
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We had troubles only with the doubler/tripler in those sets, and dirty controls - the early Noble pots held dirt more than others. Those were the sets with the original 2SC1308s in them, pretty robust sweep circuit. The Elna B+ caps went bad in my 91C90, but CRT and HOT are still original.
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