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Early Electronic Television

General Electric HM-185 Chassis

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Top view of the chassis. If you compare this photo to the HM-171, you will notice an extra tube at the lower left. It is a 6F6 audio output tube.

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None of the paper capacitors have been replaced, but one electrolytic capacitor has been bypassed by one taped to it, and one of the high voltage capacitors has a modern (probably 1970s) one installed. The set must have been working as late as the 70s.

 


 
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