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Old 10-15-2005, 01:52 AM
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If I recall correctly, TV scan rates were different before the war. 441i/30 instead of today's NTSC 525i/30. Which means that he modified this set's scan circuits to accept NTSC rates so it could deal with "I love Lucy" videotapes. Not unreasonable, as most people would expect to see a viewable image on a "working" antique TV set. Not accurate, though.
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