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Help identifying RCA XL-100
I found this very nice old RCA XL-100 set today but as of right now I know literally nothing about it. It looks late 70s and there seems to be a chassis number of CTC72 stamped onto the chassis but looking that number up didn't give me much info, so I'm at a loss. Can anyone tell me about how old this set is and about the CTC72 chassis?
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The RCA service literature is dated 1977, it was probably sold as a 1978 model.
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Ah yeah, I see the EB 353M right there! Thanks!
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Those were goods sets 1977 is about right. The 1976 models had the trace and retrace scr horizontal section. Which was a pain to fix and weighted as much of a Cadillac from 1976. 1977,1978 and 1979 all had different chassis. I think 77 was modular and was 78 and by 79 there no modules. RCA and Zenith were the top 2 made in us sets i miss them days.
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Watch out for the vert module socket They crack & go int.
If left running it will burn the module. Leave it alone for now, just in case. Otherwise its a solid set. 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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If the socket's cracked, is there any recourse?
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New socket
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Is it some kind of proprietary RCA part or can I get it from an electronics parts retailer like Mouser?
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