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drh is the Space Command expert and should chime in on this. Note, I am fairly certain that this is actually a "Space Command 400" but the zeroes broke off. (like the way many old Silvertone radios became "Silverton's")
Zenith had its act together on these sets. They were producing a very good chassis by this time. One thing I have noticed is that the crt's they were making at that time were'nt all that great-every one I've had in a Zenith was weak.
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I've lost count of all the Capehart table radios on eBay that were "apeharts". Same story. I'll tear it down sometime soon & figure out the UHF tuner and test the CRT. Still stuck in the middle of the philco on another thread, gotta get that one strightened out first. |
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Good save. Its a shame it got stuck out in the rain. That set is a 1958 model and should have the 19A20Q chassis. The correct remote is the piano key space command 400. Those are kind of hard to come by.
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