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Looks like a CTC38 or 39 chassis. The front door tilts down for other
controls. Look on e-bay for RCA brochure, they do come up often. CTC 38 & 39 would have spanned apx 1968 til the end of tubes in consoles. Zeniths evolved slowly & RCA took one leap so no real hybrid consoles.. 73 Zeno LFOD ! |
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From what I've been able to find out so far, that's my guess too, but there are a bunch of different TV models that used those chassis, and doing images searches for RCA CTC-38 and RCA CTC-39 never turn up the exact model that we had.
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https://youtu.be/GLSkvEyBh7w ... except it didn't have a swivel base (though its legs had about the same styling) and it didn't have the separate power switch lever/bar above the VHF dial. Quote:
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Often sellers scan every page of a listing. IIRC OEM RCA manuals
show pix of all the models. The big on/off switches came in several flavors. One was push - down on & push down off. The other was a big rocker SW. I think they started with the CTC40 & 19" plastic cabs & went to the mid '70's. I dont remember how the remotes worked. Service tip ! Those switches would stick half way. Stuck on or stuck off. Seen that in a few other brands with big gang switches ( Admiral & Maggy). Cure was to "snap" the switch or open it up & pop it back in place. Zeno |
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