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Telekit Model 7 Cabinet

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Here is a rear view of the cabinet as we got it. A 2 inch extension had been added to the bottom, apparently for 4 additional controls related to the audio.

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This is a photo of the only other surviving Telekit 7, showing the shelf and bracket for the CRT (both missing in our set). Also shown is the mounting arrangement for the bottom.

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Here is a front view of our cabinet, with the chassis installed

We will have to build a CRT shelf and bracket, replace the grille cloth, and glue the bottom piece in place.

 


 
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