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Old 11-16-2017, 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Bill Cahill View Post
I have the same model as your M-105, now. It intermittently played, then went to a raster
The rubber AGC wire going to flyback was rotted, and, shorted. After a long time, I found a wire. But, wiring on agc circuit is qu9te different....
The non-applicable 5 knob pencil box version is on the ETF (sam's 94-8)http://www.earlytelevision.org/pdf/R...-sams-94-8.pdf

The close (but apparently not correct) version I used during the resto is sam's 161-10 (click pictures then click them again for full size).


Tonight while sorting the ~1.2 decades long sam's library I recently bought I noticed there is a correct folder for my set: Sam's 141-11 (figures I find it 2 days AFTER the resto is done ).


It appears they made sets for other brands as well. This Coronado in Sam's 145-5 (which I have a duplicate copy of) seems to have the same chassis as my Raytheon.
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