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going to just watch
Looks like its in my neighborhood, but not my price range.
Going out on a limb, probably made at the GE works in Schenectady and has been in some former GE engineer's attic for oh these many years. |
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Technical question: given its vintage, would this set be NTSC-compatible if restored to original specs? Or would some sort of conversion be required to get an image on this (presumably 441-line) set?
Jeff Martin Chicago, IL |
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It is a 441 line, AM sound set, but they work just fine on NTSC with little or no tweaking. The manufacturers offered to set these televisions up for NTSC in 1941 for free to the owners.
Darryl |
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