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1978 Sears (Sanyo) Model 14062 Color Portable TV
Here's my vintage 1978 Simpsons-Sears (Sanyo) Model 14062 9" Color TV
Got this locally here in Toronto Works and shows like new. Made in Japan. Manufactured April 1978 The same model tv was used in the 1997 Titanic movie at the beginning when old Rose was watching TV.
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flickr Last edited by Robb; 06-09-2014 at 12:53 PM. |
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beautiful television!
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That is in superb condition, no yellowing of the cabinet, intact aerials and everything. The fold-away cord wraps are a nice touch. I love those small screen tabletop sets.
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BTW: is your TV one of those AC-DC sets that can be powered from batteries or AC house current? If so, I would think it is quite rare, as I have never seen an AC-DC color set before this one. The reason is power draw. Even solid-state color TVs draw much more current than monochrome sets; as such, the former could, and likely would, drain a set of batteries in no time flat -- unless this TV is of a very special design that doesn't draw much current.
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No batteries. What I dont understand is if I used a 4 pin cord like the Sony, how does it know which voltage to use ? (12v or 120v)
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flickr Last edited by Robb; 05-01-2013 at 10:02 PM. |
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Interesting. Is this a variant of the GE's being sold at the time? It looks like a highly stylized version.
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This TV is famous. Do you recognise the TV at 24 seconds of this youtube clip ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWNVbFArFDQ It's the "Titanic" set, that is, it's the same model Old Rose is watching at the beginning of the 1997 Movie. After much help from some forum members, looks like this is the correct cord: KAWASAKI SPECIAL CORD MODEL# KS-23 http://www.ebay.com/itm/320857931918...84.m1438.l2649
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OK, while there are 4 holes on the end of your cord, there are only 2 that carry the 120v. Notice the plug has a orientation tab, you can only plug it in ONE WAY. That is to make sure the 120v goes to the correct pins. The 12v cord would have the 12v to the other 2 pins.
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Good luck! I hope it works, I'll bet it does perfectly. I really love those little sets. I'd grab one in a heartbeat if it was a good deal and close.
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I'll bet it works.
Usually it'll just be stiff, dirty controls on these older Solid State sets that use knobs instead of buttons, a spritz of cleaner will fix them up. Sometimes the plastic shafts will swell and need to be sanded down a little to free them up. . |
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holy sanyo batman! that is a great looking set!
that vintage Sears Electronics logo is great! |
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