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Interesting change in the manual. I only remember supliments,
not replacements. It would also be interesting to see if there was more than one line folder that year & if the "big book" ever had pages on the sets published. Or if the sets were in the specs & features charts. Probably never know unless we can find an engineer that was in the color TV dept & still alive. If there is one out there it must be in the Chicago area.......... 73 Zeno
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I MAY have some news on this subject....
A guy I know though the Dayton Hamfest, named Bill wade--who helped to write the "Zenith story " book, may know someone who is/was a top Zenith engineer==who just MAY hold some definitive answers to this mystery we all have. He will speak this this man soon, and may give him my phone #, so I can ask him about the 40BC50 set. ANY pertinent info I get--will be passed on here. |
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I have some news....
I have been told that the 40BC50 set was only released as a test mule---released only to employees and such. evidently--It had way too many bugs in it, for them to do a full release. After some changes--it became the 25CC55, and was given a full release. Zenith was too concerned with high quality--to release a set that was not extremely reliable-and evidently the 40BC50 set was not. This is from a former zenith engineer..... |
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