1949 zenith porthole

[Christian Fandt]

Paul,

Please email me the chassis number and model number of the TV, along with
the JPEG image(s). I have Zenith TV service literature here and should be
able to ID that resistor.

Regards,

Chris F.

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Upon the date 03:01 PM 9/22/04, WSHU Engineering said something like:
>While not a piece of ham gear, still very much a boat anchor, I need a
>schematic for a 1949 Zenith Porthole TV, officially known as a
>"Stratosphere"
>I've tried most of the usual places like nostalgiaair.org but so far no
>luck. I am well along on its restoration and discovered a 1/2 watt resistor
>in the tuner which is burned beyond recognition. If anyone out there owns
>one of these beasts perhaps you could help me determine the value of the
>resistor  even if you don't have a schamatic. Upon request I can send a jpeg
>of the tuner to help ID the toasted resistor. I'll be happy to pay for copy/
>mailing costs etc. for the schematic
>Thanks
>
>Paul A. Litwinovich
>Director of Engineering
>WSHU AM & FM, WSUF-FM
>FCC License  PG-GB 039245
>N1MUC
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Christian Fandt,    Electronic/Electrical Historian
Jamestown, NY  USA      cfandt at netsync.net
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