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Vintage Magnavox 7t5003 Portable TV
Bought this Rare Vintage Magnavox 7t5003 Portable TV at an estate sale today for $5 bucks.
Works like new. Black and white, Made in Japan 1971 Good cosmetic shape. It is tube, not solid state. It looks to be a 9" size screen with plexi plastic cover Here's a video I made of this set: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGZ2nJPvweo
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Nice find and should be a good performer. That one looks like it was built by Toshiba for Magnavox.
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Interesting that it doesn't say "No user serviceable parts inside."
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That is the giveaway that it probably has compactron tubes in it. That is a great looking set, probably early Seventies.
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Oh, I had thought it was an SS set. :/ :p
My second clue should have been the 1.1 amp draw. |
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This one will surely be a tube set.
Magnavox made some hybrid 9"/12" sets that had a horizontal output/damper tube, a horizontal oscillator tube, and a vertical output tube. The rest of the set, including the HV rectifier, was solid state with the sound and IF circuits on plug-in modules. I think your set may be a little older and has more tubes; but, I could be wrong. The hybrid set I'm thinking of was, I believe, a true Magnavox and one of their last tube models.
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I just noticed in your ninth picture from the top there is a really good view of the finger hole for removing the sun shade. It is in the lower right corner of the screen on your set.
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I'm going to guess '72-'73.
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Just FYI: There were some of these little 9" sets made where the sunshade was permanently attached. I remember a G.E. 9" in particular (circa 1970.)
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pry on them & it pops out. Look for them near the corners, there are usually 2 small cuts in the screen. Sometimes they just push in place & are held by the tight fit. A few are pernament so pry carefully ! As said on the other list I am 99% sure its a Sharp set. 73 Zeno |
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Just snaps back in. If you have ever taken apart a flat
monitor they use claws but much more aggressive ones. Hard to put into words, maybe someone can put a pix up. 73 Zeno |
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