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Originally Posted by AiboPet
That CRT pictured next to the 1010 is not the same tube in that set. It's a very square flat face, and has a more traditional neck with a regular yoke on it. I've had to get into the 1010 a few times for vertical issues before....and it's a NASTY set to work on.
I used to actually CARRY the oldest 1010 as was intended...but that made it REAL unreliable as it gets tossed around. The 1030 showed up pristine in it's own box....so I keep it safe on a shelf and don't mess with it. I do have it come on with the little X10 power controller that turns on that whole bookcase of small sets though.
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For sure, the tube shown next to Panasonic is an electrostatic deflection CRT (note the fat neck) from a Sinclair TV (try to find one of
those that works !) for size comparison.
I used the one pictured as a "rooftopper" for several years, and it once slid down a roof and landed on a sidewalk below. I picked the parts (scattered over about a 5 foot area) and stuck it back together, but it is still pretty "rough" looking.
I have a near mint 1030P from1983.
Fun little sets!
jr