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Congratulations on your find of this rare set.
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It would be nice if Fred Taylor out of Dallas, Texas could refinish the cabinet. His work is amazing. Coupled with a restored chassis, it will be quite a piece. Great find.
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Here are a few shots of the tuner that was installed.
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John |
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Here is something else that I thought was interesting. There is no anode cable and connector like I am used to with every other non-electrostatic set I've ever seen. Instead the anode lead wire comes up through the bottom of the kinescope support and lands on a sort of tab inside the support. You have to rotate the kinescope so that the button makes contact with the tab.
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John |
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