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You could try contacting Mike Koste, [email protected] . His trade name is "Gobs of Knobs." That's a rather obscure TV, but who knows . . . he may have something that would pass casual inspection.
I'm jealous that you found the metal one with the signal meter. I have the more boring TV-7W in wooden case. http://www.antiqueradio.org/NationalTV-7W.htm As John mentioned, it is a good performer, and quite well built, like most National products. Phil Nelson Phil's Old Radios http://antiqueradio.org/index.html |
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national TV-7M
Thanks Phil for your reply and the pictures of your national set. You stated that there were two chassis a hot chassis and a power transformer chassis. Well based on my e-mail pictures of what i brought there is a third chassis. Its power transformer operated but with a horizontal transformer mounted. right behind the on/off volume control. Yours is a vertical mount transformer mounted on the vertical side panel of the chassis toward the rear of the set. I will post pictures of my chassis when I get the set in mid june. I will try Mike for the knobs but had no response from him on an earlier restoration concerning a motorola set for Knobs.. Appreciate your response.
Konrad Schiecke |
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