1984 RCA Colortrak 25" model FKR622SR trash pick

[Jon A.]

I never saw a 25" RCA like that from that era before, pretty nice catch.

I assume you will have to tune to channel 91 for A/V pass-through.

[MRX37]

Originally Posted by Jon A.

I never saw a 25" RCA like that from that era before, pretty nice catch.

I assume you will have to tune to channel 91 for A/V pass-through.

I think that was on later Thomson built sets.

I had a CTC 120 from the same time period, and I think composite video was its own non numbered channel.

[pac.attack76]

I think pushing 01 or 02 actually displays as A1 and A2 for inputs. On-screen displays.

[wa2ise]

Originally Posted by pac.attack76

I think pushing 01 or 02 actually displays as A1 and A2 for inputs. On-screen displays.

I had a CTC121 with video inputs, and you'd key in channel 91 or 92 to get A1 or A2. It could do this as there were no TV channels above 82, so the 90's were available for this. This was before cable ready sets.

They could have mapped channel 00 or 01 for this as well, as there was no channel 0 or 1 either.

[pac.attack76]

I had a friend that had a 25" cant remember the brand but one night, a truck went by with a cb and you could hear him talking through the set and then "pow", blew the fuse. Replaced fuse and it worked again.

[pac.attack76]

This set does use the 91, 92, etc. for the A1 A2 input. Been awhile since i used one like this. Watched Land of the Lost last night on it. The series from the 70's.