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1968 Motorola TS-915 WID
I got this set the other day, and it was only 5 miles away! The set is in really nice shape and CRT is very strong. Besides some electrolytics that are self-destructing, This set works really well.
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Very nice, I'm jealous, mine has a very weak CRT. Those plastic case German electrolytic capacitors have really got to go!
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Looks like you got the first gen WID. My first memories are of watching one of the last Hybrids they made... Someday I'll own the exact model again.
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Nice!
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Ah yes, works in a drawer. I thought the idea for the service man was a great idea. I remember the horizontal drive/output module not being that reliable. Motorola had Drexel make a lot of there cabinets. Those stereo combos were really heavy.
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Very, very nice! I suspect that then engineers behind this set, which really was an important step forward, would be quite pleased to see it looking that good in 2020.
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