09-07-2009, 06:37 PM
Yup, it's a 71H 
No shadowmeter, 7 tubes, AC operated. So it is an early 71. (Late models had shadowmeters and individual tube shields instead of one large tube shield on the left of the chassis, facing the rear.)
Is your set's large tube shield missing? The model number and tube layout is on this shield.
Edit: Just looked at the last photo. It does appear to be a 71 with twin speakers, code 221, 223 or 226. Code 226 will have a shadowmeter, which yours does not. Codes 223 and 226 will tune down to 520 kc while Code 221 only goes down as low as 550 kc. Also, Code 226 has individual tube shields on the left instead of one large tube shield.
I wonder why someone added extra Fahnestock clips on the back of your set's chassis?
Can you provide a good photo of the back of the chassis, showing the entire chassis, please?
No shadowmeter, 7 tubes, AC operated. So it is an early 71. (Late models had shadowmeters and individual tube shields instead of one large tube shield on the left of the chassis, facing the rear.)
Is your set's large tube shield missing? The model number and tube layout is on this shield.
Edit: Just looked at the last photo. It does appear to be a 71 with twin speakers, code 221, 223 or 226. Code 226 will have a shadowmeter, which yours does not. Codes 223 and 226 will tune down to 520 kc while Code 221 only goes down as low as 550 kc. Also, Code 226 has individual tube shields on the left instead of one large tube shield.
I wonder why someone added extra Fahnestock clips on the back of your set's chassis?
Can you provide a good photo of the back of the chassis, showing the entire chassis, please?
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
