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Old 09-25-2014, 10:45 PM
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Not 100%. Someone here (Bgadow IIRC) had an Airline combo with and IDENTICAL looking TV section that he somehow referenced the numbers of back to Muntz...That is the only basis I have to think that...Also it has been months since I've turned that set on, longer still since I've read the manual, and ~3 years since I've seen the back so I could be WAY off base going strictly by memory.....
I could check the control labels/manual and try to pull some numbers on it later if anyone cares enough to want that.
My Airline has a Muntz EIA number clearly marked on the back; I never would have guessed if it weren't for that.

The DuMont I have with that chassis, still basically NOS when I got it, had some interesting bugs in it that took some time to fix. After that it became a reliable and reasonably good performer. Something I find interesting is how much trouble they went to to differentiate the DuMont from the Emerson.
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