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Early Electronic Television

General Electric HM-171 #2 Chassis

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The chassis before restoration. Notice the cable crossing the power transformer. That was added for the speaker. On the right side you can see a bracket that was added to hold the speaker.

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The two added tubes

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The added tone and volume controls

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The speaker

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The added controls, plus a capacitor and terminal strip added for the tone circuit

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The components in the blue area were added for the audio output

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The underside of the chassis after it has been returned to the original design

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The chassis after cleaning, ready for restoration

 


 
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