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Old 07-30-2011, 11:00 PM
Bill R Bill R is offline
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Originally Posted by rcafan View Post
The set is a Quaser/Motorola TS 915. It is also known as the works in a drawer because the whole chassis pulls out from the front for service.It
is modular is design for quick service

It was the FIRST all solid state TV built and also the first with a rectangular
picture tube.

I have some of the parts, including the missing knob and possibly
also the slide pot for the one missing. I also have a new picture tube
in the original box. The set is a 25" but was later redesiginated as 23"
It may have been Motorola's first mostly solid state set, I think the HV rectifier was tube. It was a Works in a drawer set. It was not the first solid state tv, and no where near the first rectangular picture tube. Not even Motorola's first rectangular CRT. Still it is a unique set and worth saving if the price is right.
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