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Oh, yes. Please do. Mine's on the bench right now.
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Sure thing. Funny - there are three of us (Eric, Lee and me) working on this uncommon model right now
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Interesting coincidences like that seem to happen a lot in this hobby....IIRC there are only 2 known examples of that 50's rectangular color westinghouse set but both materialized within a month of each other and were posted about here.
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I scanned the RCA 721TCS service data and it is available to download courtesy of the Early Television Foundation. Owners manual coming soon.
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Thanks for scanning and uploading that, Bob. I managed to restore mine using the 721TS data, but it made for a bit of headscratching when rewiring the remote speaker harness that only the TCS has...
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I finally had the time and patience to remove all the wood screws holding the front on. I sure didn't expect the whole from to come off like that!
The speaker is in very good condition and I found the pilot lamp and holder to be intact down at the bottom. Unfortunately, the donor plastic dial scale is cracked. I removed the speaker form the donor chassis and it slid right into the cabinet Then I installed a genuine RCA Victor 10BP4. Finally, here it is all back together with knobs. If I had access to an outlet, I'd have fired it up. That will have to wait until and I move and get a workshop setup again. |
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