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Old 04-08-2006, 07:27 AM
jstout66 jstout66 is offline
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RCA Lyceum Colortrac

A friend gave me a 19" RCA Lyceum Colortrac that was sitting in an office supply warehouse. I have a few questions about it. Were the Lyceum sets for "industrial" use? I thought I may have read that in an old post, that they may have been used in schools and libraries. This set has a ton of odd input jacks in the back, and has the longest, 3 pronged power cord I have ever seen on an electronic piece of equipment. Other than that, it looks like an average 80's set. It's in a woodgrained cabinet, and has the keypad tuner, which is cable ready. It's got an inline tube, and the electronic eye in front. It has a fantastic picture. My other question, It has a 1985 manufacture date in the back. I can't remember when the "real" RCA went under. Is this set one of the last sets they put out or would it be Thompson?
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