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Old 24th Jun 2020, 10:08 am   #21
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Well done Jon! I'm not sure if it is the first post war Peto-Scott but it is certainly the second. It's the model TV122 dated 1948/49.

The Peto-Scott service manual No. 6 covers the TV92 9" and TV122 12" but there is what appears to be the TV91 and TV121 listed in 'Television Engineers Pocket Book [J.P. Hawker] a must have for vintage TV enthusiasts.

Peto -Scott were a very old company dating back to the very earliest days of radio and maybe even before that. Wireless World reviewed their first television receiver in 1937.
Regards, John.
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Old 24th Jun 2020, 10:21 am   #22
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Good result with the tube John, what a good idea to warm the tube in the sun!
It is always a bit scary to work on an old CRT, at least it was not a 15" monster
Looking forward to seeing the Peto Scott restoration.

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Old 24th Jun 2020, 11:21 am   #23
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Anyone doing an internet search will wonder what’s going on, the algorithms will have a field day on this thread with some of the wording,.....mask, rubber, shiny are just a few.....
Oo-er madam!!
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Old 24th Jun 2020, 5:31 pm   #24
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What fun! J.
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Old 24th Jun 2020, 5:56 pm   #25
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Always great to read Johns escapades, roller coaster reading, excitement turns to fear, then you look back after getting off the ride and think, did I really do that.....!
Keep up the good work,
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