1983 RCA 13" Color EJR338WR

[Jon A.]

Originally Posted by egrand

It didn’t have the remote and I would like to find an original one. Does anybody know what they looked like or have a part number?

My 1982 19" ColorTrak uses the same remote this needs. I see that yours is labeled "ChanneLock Remote" as well. Here's what you're looking for:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/230831485894

Great people to deal with. Not affiliated, just a repeat customer.

Originally Posted by KV-1926R

My 1982 19" ColorTrak uses the same remote this needs. I see that yours is labeled "ChanneLock Remote" as well. Here's what you're looking for:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/230831485894

Great people to deal with. Not affiliated, just a repeat customer.

Thanks Jon! I saw another one that was a little better condition, so I ordered that instead. I appreciate the info.

[zenith2134]

Niceee!!!
I had a beautiful woodgrained CTC117 chassis 19" from '83 with on screen display and channel lock remote control. It got ruined in some weather in October. Tube was strong and the guns were equal in intensity with sharp focus. On later RCAs with the 'square numerals' on screen display, channels 91 thru 93 were designated A1 - A3, and accessed the composite AV inputs on the rear panel. Mine only had coaxial however
These are well worth saving. One day they will be rarer than the earliest tube-chassis color sets, since they have a stigma of being "later" plastic SS tv sets, and are often discarded.

[Jon A.]

Originally Posted by zenith2134

These are well worth saving. One day they will be rarer than the earliest tube-chassis color sets, since they have a stigma of being "later" plastic SS tv sets, and are often discarded.

Perhaps so, but I'm thinking that even most roundies met the same fate decades ago, so who knows, sets like these may start springing up more often in years to come.

Just my $0.05. I didn't say $0.02 because pennies are no longer distributed here.

You're welcome John. Another reason I pointed out that particular listing is because it was the cheapest one I could find.