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The Set: Pete Deksnis's Site about the CT-100

Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set

COLLECTION OF
Ingo Kubbe
CTC-2 B8000619
Photographed in Florida
May 2002

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This is the only known operational CT-100 outside the United States.
Part of a collection in Germany, this set now includes a spare 15GP22.
Both bottles have been treated with Vacseal to help arrest deterioration
of the glass-to-metal-flange seals. Currently, Ingo spends most of the year
working in the Southeastern United States as an RPG programmer. More pictures:

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