Bigger Brother - National NC-TV-10T

[M3-SRT8]

Yup. A bit rarer than the 7" TV.

Mine is missing one of the 4 x 6" loudspeakers. It's the one on the left as you face the front of the TV. It's a permanent magnet speaker, and it's part number is K-892-2.

If anyone has a junker chassis I'd appreciate a holler. I think the 7" National has the same speaker.

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by M3-SRT8

Yup. A bit rarer than the 7" TV.

Mine is missing one of the 4 x 6" loudspeakers. It's the one on the left as you face the front of the TV. It's a permanent magnet speaker, and it's part number is K-892-2.

If anyone has a junker chassis I'd appreciate a holler. I think the 7" National has the same speaker.

Is that the model with the two chassis bolted together?
A 4X6 PM speaker is rather common. If it's mounted to the chassis, with a special bracket, another way of mounting would have to done.
I had one of those sets 50+ years ago. Scrapped it!

[M3-SRT8]

Originally Posted by dieseljeep

Is that the model with the two chassis bolted together?
A 4X6 PM speaker is rather common. If it's mounted to the chassis, with a special bracket, another way of mounting would have to done.
I had one of those sets 50+ years ago. Scrapped it!

Yes. One of those...

I know a pm speaker like that is common. Just want to try to get an origional, if possible. They are mounted to the cabinet.

Thanks

[M3-SRT8]

Just about finished with the recapping. I'm waiting on some caps from justradios to complete the job. Plus, the cabinet is coming out very nice. I've managed to resuscitate the original finish, which is always nice.

I'll try to post pics by the end of the week.

[M3-SRT8]

Here are some before pics of the twin chassis. As you can see they were rather rough. Quite a bit evidence of water and/or rodent urination corrosion to the chassis. But, careful disassembly, cleanup, and minimal spot spraying of a Rust-o-leum Copper paint over the worst spots/areas, carefully blended with the cleaned and lightly polished undamaged copper plating yielded a vintage looking chassis.

The after pics will follow.