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Originally Posted by JBL_1
I started in 1982 working on getting the CTC-120 and CTC-131 in production. Convergence for CTC-132. Designed deflection and power supply circuits for CTC-148/149. Power supply, analog stereo and YPRPB version of the CTC-169. Video circuitry CTC-172 1st HD 16x9, All Video for the MM-101 monitor, All Video for the DTV-306, Video decoder and interface module to use the DTV-306 with a DLP light engine we purchased. Digital Video, color wheel, etc for RCAs own DLP light engines. And a few chassis along the way that never saw the light of day. Left in 2006 and during the Chinese take over of Thomson's TV business.
I also was a big TV collector. I've since focused on Victor phonographs, acoustic and the first electronic. I guess my day job soured me on TV collecting and most of my TV's were traded away. I must have owned over 20Started collecting them when I was in college. Collected radios, TVs and phonographs since before I could drive.
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let me tell you you did a fantastic job there. i sold tons of those sets. my favorite the great ctc169 fixed a zillion of those always simple repairs.