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Old 14th Jan 2017, 8:48 pm   #1
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Default Identify a TV ?

Can someone tell me some more about the tv in the picture, to me looks maybe like Grundig, but cant any info on it ,only some sets that kind of looks similiar like this, but not the one in picture

http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/grundig...iegel_349.html

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http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/grundig...iegel_749.html

Anyone have any idea ??
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Old 14th Jan 2017, 9:27 pm   #2
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Default Re: Identify a TV ?

A big hello to Slovenia!

It is a 1959/60 Graetz Reichsgraf F 261

More details here:
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/graetz_..._f261f_26.html

It is a real combination of a radio and a TV set on one chassis.
IF and output stage were used for both sets!
The set has a brilliant sound and has to have 2 speakers, woover and tweeter.
Separate controls for bass and treble and a music/speach button.
UHF was an option, is on the scale, but mostly not build inside.

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Old 15th Jan 2017, 6:41 pm   #3
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Hello yourself !

Looks to be a nice set, with lots of add ons, I especially like that it has a radio built into it but, I hope its designed so that when you listen to the radio the CRT filament is cut off cause most of the time these string series TV ,even If you listen to radio the picture tube filament is going for no reason, If I had a schematic at hand right now I could check no problem.

Also seems to have a nice decent amp in it if its matched with those speakers !

Hope they still have it and not being to pricey
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Old 15th Jan 2017, 8:09 pm   #4
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Don`t worry about the CRT!
I have and had these sets in my collection.
I can help you with a schematic.
Free to your email.
It will be a good buy!
If the radio is on, the TV is off, incl. the picture tube.
The radio has a power transformer, the TV is based on a life
chassis.
Good luck! You will love it!

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