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Originally Posted by ggregg
That's all fine and good but I have never lived near Cleveland. All I'm saying is that this 1954 Stromberg Carlson has UHF. I've also had a Crosley from the same vintage that had UHF. I've seen a number of other brands and models from this vintage with UHF. I don't care about the FCC rulings, when UHF came on the air, etc. I know many sets of this vintage didn't have it, but some did. That's all I'm saying.
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If you don't care about the FCC rules regarding the UHF mandate, why did you even ask me where I got my information about it in the first place?
However, I admit that I did go too far when I rambled on about the history of UHF TV in Cleveland; for that I apologize. If you didn't care to read it, however, you didn't need to. I was only trying to explain why some TVs had UHF tuners as early as the 1950s, when UHF telecasting was still a novelty in the US.