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Hallicrafters model T-54 ca: 1949
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The above has been
recently electronically. The restoration
included replacing all the tubular and electrolytic capacitors along
with a few resistors and some of the tubes. The CRT test strong and
displays a decent picture.
A real beauty, clean,
no rust, crud or prior home to livestock or insects. Has
never resided in a barn, out-house or basement. Free of rust, crud &
corrosion. As you can see, it delivers nice picture and all
functions work just fine. Complete and all original except the
components used in the electronic restoration. The cabinet and
finish are original in very good condition, finish suffers only a few minor blems
and scratches.
The off air picture was produced from my attic antenna, converted through a digital to analog converter and fed to the TV's antenna terminals.
SOMETHING TO CONSIDER!
Non technical folks purchasing early Televisions should have a source for servicing these primitive pieces of technology (which there will be need of). There's a reason there use to be Radio/TV shops on about every other block of most towns and cities. Plus the many repair shops operated from home basements and garages back then.
See the home version model T-505.
Pick-up only or arrange your own shipping |
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Asking $650.00 |
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