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Old 08-27-2014, 08:02 PM
dieseljeep dieseljeep is offline
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Originally Posted by zeno View Post
Unique styling gives it desirability above the common TV's
of this era. Even I would not pass this one up & its not my area of
interest. Probably built by Warwick Electronics. Next step is to
get the Sams service manual for it. A very nice find.
Probably rare but not what I would call valuable, few TV's
are truly valuable. DEFFINATELY keep it intact & pass it to a collector
if you dont want it.

73 Zeno
I've worked on several of that model. It was a hot chassis, voltage doubler design using a heater transformer, for the parallel heaters. It had keyed AGC and three stages of IF. The horizontal output was a 6CD6, to drive the large CRT.
The biggest problem was the Sarkes-Tarzian tuner, where the tube sockets, would just crumble.
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