Rescued a CTC-68!

[wa2ise]

IN the early to mid 60's these are the TVs we had in class. They got used maybe twice a year... To watch bad anti-drug programs and Sheril and her sock puppet Lambchop.

It's not worn out, it just tends to slip off the shaft when I pull it on. I had to change from a metal shaft to a plastic shaft control.

Depending on the shape of the knob's shaft grip, I've had success with tightning loose knobs by using a ty-rap around the shaft grip.

[Kamakiri]

Same ones we had in the late 70s early 80s.....

[superdeez]

Originally Posted by Chad Hauris

All of the push button tuners I have seen allow any button to be set to any UHF or VHF channel. The single knob type electronic tuners usually have 6 presets for UHF. These are not digital tuners but varactor tuners.
All digital frequency synthesized tuners should be able to get all UHF channels.
(later ones only going up to ch. 69).

I had a VCR from 1979 or so that had 12 buttons on the front, each of which was set at the factory for 2-13. It only had one set of screws on the back for VHF, nothing for UHF. I had the cover off that thing and never saw a board in which to program the buttons, even hidden inside.

I used to use an old beta set as a UHF adaptor! =P