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Rough CT 100 on Long Island
https://longisland.craigslist.org/at...198239234.html
Just when you think they've all been found..... Maybe a good 15g for someone... I am doing B and W sets now.... |
you just KNOW that CRT has gone to air...
who would do such a thing to that TV: :tears: |
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That's a RCA Model 5 prototype. Holy shit somebody needs to get that. Probably beyond any hope of restoring though.
https://www.earlytelevision.org/rca_model_5.html |
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Well, somebody snagged it. Wonder who?
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I believe a collector from NH nabbed it. A local collector friend tried to get it, but missed-out. It's actually not as horrible as it first looked. Even the CRT is not necked. To be an early production engineering department color set, it's worth a long detailed resto.
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I wonder if that was a project that was worked on at RCA in Rocky Point, NY
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I be very surprised if that CRT had any vacuum left in it.
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Let's not forget the troublesome vertical convergence transformer. It may be bad as well.
Still, if the CRT is OK, it would definitely be worth restoration. It's truly a shame that it was not stored better. |
I would be surprised if the CRT had no vacuum at all.
Nor would I be surprised if it was not an actual 15GP22 but rather a prototype. |
Great!! Let's plug it in and see if it still works!!
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