10-10-2021, 09:59 AM
Acquired my Cossor 54 in 1993 when it was still possible to find and buy pre-war TVs for considerably less than the figures asked nowadays for similar sets.
There is no protection for the screen of the CRT. A console version of the model 54 was made which had a larger CRT. The model 65 as the name implies the set has a 6" X 5" screen.
Close up of the plug-in replacement for the 4TP triode-pentode. It is essential that the ECL80 is fully warmed up before the EHT rectifier.
Geordie McBoyne.
There is no protection for the screen of the CRT. A console version of the model 54 was made which had a larger CRT. The model 65 as the name implies the set has a 6" X 5" screen.
Close up of the plug-in replacement for the 4TP triode-pentode. It is essential that the ECL80 is fully warmed up before the EHT rectifier.
Geordie McBoyne.
