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07-31-2012, 08:32 PM
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Wow that is a nice Zenith! I'm not sure if I've even seen an American tube set with a screen under 20" in person, and I live in the Radio belt of America! Those sets only had moderate sales when new because for the money most folks wanted a big screen for the living room. They are more rare on top of that because when a small screen set broke it was much easier to carry to the trash than the big consoles.
I'd do the sam's recommended horizontal oscillator adjustment on that set first before diving into the circuitry for bugs if I was in your shoes.
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08-01-2012, 01:12 PM
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[QUOTE=Electronic M;3043459]Wow that is a nice Zenith! I'm not sure if I've even seen an American tube set with a screen under 20" in person, and I live in the Radio belt of America! Those sets only had moderate sales when new because for the money most folks wanted a big screen for the living room. They are more rare on top of that because when a small screen set broke it was much easier to carry to the trash than the big consoles.
Are you refering to, just the Zenith offerings? Zenith's first small screen tube color set was the 15Y6C19???. It was a heavy little beast, with an RCA 15LP22A crt and a large power transformer. A little better than a Porta-Color, and a lot more expensive. 
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