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Bill, that would have been a long trip to Florida for the set anyway. I hope to take some pictures this weekend (and remember how to post them properly; I do have my own server space for hosting if needed). They may not be visible, but there are three metal brackets or strips that hold the CRT in, more or less. I don't think they belong there, but they would imply that the bezel has been gone for a long time. Also, the speaker is attached facing up rather than being on the front where it belongs, and there are loose wires in that area. I hope the audio section is complete, because the other 630TS I own was converted to a video monitor probably early in its life and was missing its speaker and some other parts when I found it in the store where I worked in 1979. I did some work on that one years ago but never finished it, and I did not know how to do a proper restoration yet then anyway. These sets are historic enough that I would much rather get them both working than use either for parts. I do also have an RCA 8TS30 that I can use for audio circuit comparisons.
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Chris
Quote from another forum: "(Antique TV collecting) always seemed to me to be a fringe hobby that only weirdos did."
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