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Old 07-14-2011, 10:08 PM
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This predicta is a "seventeener", these had a power transformer and most likely a 6.3v CRT with a really short neck. X2 on NOT trying to power it up, that can cause damage to the set, become a shock hazard, or start a fire.

HOWEVER, if it's your first vintage TV you will want to practice on a dozen or so lesser sets before tackling this one! The circuit board is a total bastard to work on.

PS that is a nice Marlin!!!
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Old 07-14-2011, 10:42 PM
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This predicta is a "seventeener", these had a power transformer and most likely a 6.3v CRT with a really short neck.
PS that is a nice Marlin!!!
Although a power transformer is used, it has a special tap to provide 2.68 volts to the 17DRP4 CRT... Please do not apply 6.3 volts to this tube ! That can ruin your whole day... I know!
jr

Ditto on the Marlin
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