Hi John.Sorry but i don't have anything listed in my rcc index books. i don't have every index book so it might be in my collection.(i do have book #1 upto the 70s). i might be able to get a scan of other index books in the future, good luck with that set.
RonL

Hi Ron
I found it in the RCA Vol. 2 TV book. For some reason, RCC didn't include that chassis.

John

bump

I hope everyone is staying safe as best they can in these trying times.if you are stuck at home ( like a lot of us ) and have a Canadian vintage tv restore to fill your days,I'm the guy for tech info for your set - free as always. RonL

Bump

Bump

Hello would anyone have a tube schematic For this Viking TPC-329 when i bought it it had the tubes and back cover missing and I have no clue what tubes to use in it

Hi.I'll check and get back to you.iirc,Viking is a Canadian brand. RonL

Hi Ron.
I managed to pick up a 1949 Canadian General Electric C2506. I was wondering if you would have the scans for this set ? The back is missing (as are the knobs) but the sticker on the inside of the cabinet says it covers models C2505 C2506 and C2509. It looks like it would be in the RCC #1 (as I see it on the index from the last set of schematics you sent me). The set looks identical to the U.S. version of the G.E. 506 here:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=319161

The sticker says: Canadian General Electric, Toronto, Ontario. 25 cycle, 117 volts, 1.3 amps. It has a 10BP4A picture tube that tests strong. I was a little surprised when I saw the ion trap around the neck of the tube as I thought that G.E. used the aluminized version of the 10FP4, as the G.E. 810 I picked up had the 10FP4 tube in it. They must have done the switch within a year or two. This set is also fairly light as some people have noted, as there is no transformer but a pair of selenium rectifiers. There are also a lot of capacitors on this thing. I will post some pics to the forum as to maybe see how much of a difference in filtering there is between the 60 cycle and 25 cycle versions of these sets.
Thank-You again
Tony

Hi Tony.I will check and get back to you.RonL

Hi Tony.I have the service info you need.I'll scan in a day or 2 and email it you.could you pm me your email address?not sure if I can find it.RonL

Hi members.I hope everyone is safe.anybody need vintage canadian tv service info? I haven't been on the forum in a while.cheers

hi ron would you happen to have a service manual for a westinghouse tv model 26tkc51 from around mid 70's solid state has an rca chassis #s21a-02 i haven't been to find anything on it in my rcc collection of manuals

Hi Wendel.ill look and get back to you. Stay Safe. RonL

Sorry Wendell. ,I don't have the data.good luck with that set. RonL

thanks for looking ron, this set seems to be an oddball though i can get it running again vertical failure and looks like may have taken out the high voltage

Hello Ron,
You have been a great help. I have come across another Canadian set. This one is a 1949 Garod Model 12TZ (with Am-Fm radio). Early television has some info, but this being a uniquely Canadian set there is more filtering for being used on 25 Cycle. I see that it is also listed on the RCC Index 1950-51 (Supplement No. 1). That you had scanned for me, for the C2509 Canadian General Electric tv.
Thank-You again,
Tony

Always glad to help any forum member Tony.

Bump

Bump