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Since this has gone from a "set for sale" thread to a repair thread I decided to move it to this forum. I left a redirect for one week so everyone can find it.
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I have this set too. Very thick Bakelite and heavy as can be. Mine is actually a copper plated chassis. Chassis 20T1. I also have the 14" console to match. Extremely well made and great sets once restored.
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I'm looking forward to restoring this TV. This is my first Admiral and you're right. The cabinet is stout!
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Good luck, please make sure to document and post pictures. |
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Just to let everyone know, this set uses a 14CP4 CRT. It is a model 14R12 with a 20T1 chassis. Brown Bakelite cabinet.
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This model doesn't use the audio output, as the voltage divider, like the 20Z1, a year earlier. |
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I think you said 14BP4 in the classifieds post. Looking at the specs for 14CP4 and 14BP4 they look very close. Both spherical faces I believe.
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Thanks for the relocation. I was going to shut down the For Sale thread and start a restoration thread. |
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