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Here is my CTC-22
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Nice.
I briefly had that same model out of a VERY moldy basement. They're one of the worst sets serviceability wise...I took mine apart to wash the mold out and couldn't believe how difficult the fasteners that hold the chassis and tuner in are to access even with sockets and extensions...It's like they didn't want these to be serviced. I still kinda regret selling mine before getting it to make a raster, but the mold kinda helped me decide to let it go.
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This is what we used "back in the day". Easy to get out, but, unless you magnetized the tips, hard to get back in.
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Yes indeed the serviceability is atrocious on this set. About on the level of a predicta. In a way even worse because all of the plastic joinery to the chassis and CRT. It’s real art to get the anode cap on while replacing the chassis. The chassis and boards all flex and short and go intermittent too.
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A real SOB to work on. It was one of those good enuf, dont dig too deep , get it OUT the door. Probibly half the reason they need so much work. Add in the brutal heat inside. They can work quite nice though.... 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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Oh, that brings back memories of the shop I helped out in during Jr. High! The red handle was 1/4" as I recall.
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Still got a stubby & the 3 foot magnetic. You will have to pry them out of my cold dead hands ! 73 Zeno LFOD ! |
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