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My parents had this exact set when I was a kid. I think it's still around. Ours never had a remote, and it doesnt look like this one does either. It has 2 grey buttons below the tuning knob labeled "Power Tuning". if you press the button on the left, the channel knob rotates left, the one on the right turns the channel knob right . Ka-chunk....Ka-chunk.... Ka-chunk. On the picture of the back, those white things on the back of the round thing are stops. You slide the ones that have channels, and when you hit the Power Tuning buttons, it only stops on the ones that you set.
I think that the 3 pin plug is probably just an extension of the power tuning buttons. Any doorbell button should work. I can't imagine why you would need both directions of rotation.
It made a decent picture, It wont make your jaw drop like some old 70 degree sets will, but its not too bad. Reliability? Well, I dont think it ever actually stopped working. Maybe it had some tubes changed. It had a CRT at least once. Sync didnt stay locked well in later years though.
It said "Ultra Vision" on the screen mask. I think that was a reference to UHF.
John
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