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You can use a #47 or #44, but the projected image will be smeared/blurry.
The required bulb has the filament configured to provide a point source of light. It has a designation number consisting of four digits, something like 1829 (that's not the number, but something similar) and danged if I can remember it. Somebody on here surely remembers it. Last edited by old_coot88; 12-24-2015 at 09:02 PM. |
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Yes- the correct miniature lamp you need is a #239. This is the right bulb for ALL Zenith channel window applications. Buying NOS from ebay is about your only source to find them now.
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The 1956 model B/W sets, used a PR12 flashlite bulb.
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Dieseljeep is exactly right. I meant to say "239" instead of "39" and corrected it. Either 239 or 240 are the correct bulbs!
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If you didn't have the proper lamp, many times, it meant a return call or a trip to the supply house.
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239. Ya that sounds right. So it was a 3-digit number, not 4 digits. Senior moment.
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How about, the real tiny, two pin lamps that RCA used in some of the XL100's. It was nice when the customer would tell you up front, that the channel indicator was out, so you would come prepared. |
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-Steve D.
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