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That name, Advance Cascode, seems familiar. It must have been on my grandmother's 23" console Admiral TV that she had until the mid 1970s when the CRT was so weak the picture was only visible at night with the lights dim. I remember it had huge volume and "chunk-chunk-chunk" channel knobs (and VHF only).
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I think the 21A3Z was a super cascode. I have a chassis setting here that I saved for the 21AMP4 CRT.
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Last edited by Mal Fuller; 09-27-2011 at 10:29 PM. Reason: from wrong album |
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That chassis was the TOTL that year. First 21" Admiral to use 90 degree sweep. That model was all cascode tuner equipped.
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