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Originally Posted by Dave A
What do I have here? The model tag is gone and I need the Sams. Educated guesses will do for now. I'm not ready to open the set to find the chassis #. The pic is a bit better than the CRT really shows. My dad bought it in the early 70's to have a second set for a Super Bowl party. The main set for the party was his late mothers CTC9.
I have never recapped it. It's running on the originals or service replacements. No hint of hum problems. I've had it 20 years and it fired up after 5 years or so under cover. Just tired needing tubes, a convergence, and a Beltron bump. It's running on my OTA ch 7 modulator. I want to get my Beltron back from repair before I try anything. It will be a tubetestfest to start.
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It's possibly a CTC53. You should be able to see if it has a solid state IF strip.
It's probably best to remove the back and locate the chassis number. You don't want to spend the money for a Sams and find out you ordered the wrong one.
