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 Raytheon 7DX22P ca:1948 Click/Tap any image to enlarge |
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Raytheon 7" television set, ca: 1948.
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The above has been on display as found for many years in my Radio Room. This model is one of the few 7" sets of the late 1940s that did not mask off the CRT, leaving it the fill size "Port-Hole" viewing shape.
I recently pulled
it to my workbench and gave it a complete electronic restoration. The restoration
included replacing all the tubular and electrolytic capacitors along
with a few resistors and some of the tubes.
Features a faux Alligator skin covered wood cabinet
in original condition. Has a brass metal front finish with some minor blems.
Typical electro-static deflection with RF high voltage supply which is common with most post war, 7" televisions and delivers nice bright picture. The off air picture was produced from a DVD player fed into an RF amplifier then the locally broadcast signal was pickled up with "rabbit ears" antenna connected to the TV's antenna terminals.
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