Mick in Puyallup WA
 

Hi;
I used to be a TV repair Tech, in the 1970's
I just got back into it, with a 1952 Zenith k1812R-3 chassis 19K22-3.
Black and white tube set with a bakelite front panel.
It is supposed to work.
I have not plugged it in, I just ordered the Sams for it.

Mick M

Welcome Mick! You've come to the right place. We are all collectors of vintage TV's, radios and stereo's. Lots of great people here and are very knowledgeable. Post some pics of that Zenith. We'd like to see it.

Nice t'have ya ! Welcome !

Be careful Sandy's a little nuts......

A "Little" ?!? Shit, son, I've been kicked out of several asylums for depressin' the other patients...I've got phobias that even 10 Austrians can't figger out...

Definitely welcome - will trade dubious advice for lessons in how to pronounce "Puyallup" :D

welcome mickm from northern indiana

by most people standards in the world today ,people like us that restores old tv's and enjoy working on older electronics that we are nuts,looks like you have alot freinds then sandy G, iv never been one of the average sheepeople anyway.

Puyallup
 

Allow me to assist with the pronunciation issue:

As a born-n-raised Washingtonian , Puyallup is pronounced -

Pew - al - up. :yes:

It is the site of the state's biggest County Fair, just concluded.

Welcome Mick! You've come to the right place. We are all collectors of vintage TV's, radios and stereo's. Lots of great people here and are very knowledgeable. Post some pics of that Zenith. We'd like to see it.

Welcome to the forum Mick, im right up the road in tacoma.

Hi Mick,

I live up the hill in FedWay. I might already know you. Did I get a National HRO-50 from you in the early 90's?

Hello Mick,i hope you like it here my friend,we are glad you sailed ashore :)