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[Pete Deksnis]

Originally Posted by miniman82

Can't remember if I asked or not: was my 2B added to the list?

The ETF link seems to be broken for now; here's the data; it was updated in April; please indicate additions/corrections to these sixteen known s/n's.

(21-CT-55 Living List)


B8800171
—

B8800438
—

B8800604
cabinet s/n 448

B8800957
—

B8801131
—

B8801607
—

B8801626
—

B8801861
cabinet s/n 2129

B8802095
cabinet s/n 2057

B8802252
cabinet s/n 2121 (blond)

B8802322
donor

B8802390
cabinet s/n 864

B8802584
donor

B8802628
—

B8802831
—

B8802897

Pete

[miniman82]

Originally Posted by Pete Deksnis

please indicate additions/corrections to these sixteen known s/n's.

(21-CT-55 Living List)


B8800171
—

B8800438
—

B8800604
cabinet s/n 448

B8800957
—

B8801131
—

B8801607
—

B8801626
—

B8801632
cabinet s/n 2378

B8801861
cabinet s/n 2129

B8802095
cabinet s/n 2057

B8802252
cabinet s/n 2121 (blond)

B8802322
donor

B8802390
cabinet s/n 864

B8802584
donor

B8802628
—

B8802831
—

B8802897

Pete

Wait: there's only 16? I thought there were a lot more than that, ETF alone says they have 3. Add that to the private collectors who have 15, that makes 18. Unless I don't understand how the list works, I'm just kinda going by what info is out there right now.

I added my set into the list, in bold.

[Tomcomm]

Great news Pete’s “The Set” will be reconstructed. It was the first to recognize my 21CT55 as operational and join the Living List. Since it has no cabinet, I request its chassis SN be described as “Experimental” which is its present and future status. Thanks……Tom

[QUOTE=Pete Deksnis;3005100]The ETF link seems to be broken for now; here's the data; it was updated in April; please indicate additions/corrections to these sixteen known s/n's.

(21-CT-55 Living List) .......

B8802897
Experimental

[Pete Deksnis]

I've been busy for a few days and so just learned that Steve began hosting my site recently. Much thanks to him for taking the time and making the effort needed to assemble the hundred-plus pages. A big thanks also to Tom, K6AD, who mirrored the site eleven months before it was lost. Without Tom's interest, the site could never been as complete as it now is.

I have a handful of ideas for new pages and at least two that are virtually complete, but require technical-accuracy review. One covers the effect on vintage color sets by the loss of FCC-specified analog broadcast OTA signals and another that wants to define why the oft-referred-to definition of white is specified as 59-percent green 30-percent red and 11-percent blue.

Onward and upward.

Pete