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United States Television T-525

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Inside the set. On left is the sweep chassis. In the center is the low voltage power supply, and on the right is the high voltage power supply. At the top center is the projection assembly.

Model T-525 (1947) 

Pictures courtesy of Chuck Azzalina

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Model T-525L

  • Advertising literature
  • Technical information

USTV also made the models T-507 and T-530

 


 
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