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Old 11-26-2012, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by jr_tech View Post
Indeed that was the case... Over the years, minor variations of the "split chassis" design were used for sets ranging in size from 14" inch rectangular to 16 inch round to 17, 21 and 24 inch rectangular (both table and console models). I am not sure if a UHF tuner would have fit between the two chassis in the 14 inch model, but in all the other models there was plenty of room for the UHF tuner, if needed.

jr
I don't think Philco made a 14" set that late. The split chassis design was one of Philco's dark secrets. It seems it was more expensive to build that way. That was the last year for the splits.
The 1955 model year it was back to the single chassis and tube rectifier.
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