[QuadList] RCA Models

Chill315 at aol.com Chill315 at aol.com
Fri Feb 25 09:19:14 CST 2011


David
 
I have seen the portable one displayed.  It was a military unit that  was 
sold to the public.  I was told somewhere that the original military  one was 
a Octo-plex unit.  I have vague memories of someone previous  mentioning 
the model and working with it.  So we have to assume that it was  sold.  
 
Any way this has been an interesting discussion.  
 
Chris Hill
 
 
In a message dated 2/25/2011 9:35:50 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
david at dcvideo.com writes:

Hello  Chris,  


Well, it was s stab anyway. You are the expert, not me. I only offer the  
following:


In the RCA New Look Price List dated March 1, 1967, the TR3B is listed at  
$22,500.00 I would surmise from this that the 3B was shipped from the 
factory,  as opposed to a field upgrade.The 1966 sales catalog does not mention a 
3B,  just a 3. Additionally, the same price sheet lists a TR4B for $34,900. 
The 22D  is listed as $59,500.


Thanks for the clarification on the A model assignment when the B model  
came out. Likewise, the TR-22HL correction. Most interesting is that the TR 50 
 was a TR4HB if coming from the factory. 


Do you have a TPR-10? That one is elusive. The competitor to the VR  3000.


Regards,



 
David
DC Video
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On Feb 24, 2011, at 1:09 PM, _Chill315 at aol.com_ (mailto:Chill315 at aol.com)  
wrote:



Close
 
Very good on the list.  Alex would be close to giving you the  daily double.
 
All plain machines became automatically the A model when a B model was  
introduced.  
 
I am not aware of a TR-3 B version.  So that one we need to  ask more 
about.  Would this be the version that was after serial number  3150 that 
included the Line Lock module?  After 40170 for TR-4?
 
The TR-4 HB was not a factory delivered model.  A TR-4 HB was done  in the 
field or as a refurbishment. on a trade.  
 
It was the TR-50 if done at the factory.  
 
The TR-22 HL was never delivered so that one bites the dust on the  list.
 
The rest of the list is pretty good.  Got every one of the  versions.  
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 2/24/2011 10:54:24 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
_david at dcvideo.com_ (mailto:david at dcvideo.com)  writes:

Chris,  


I will take a stab at the RCA lineup, assuming that "other models"  means 
the TRT series, the TR, TCR, and TPR models as well.


TRT-X (Experimental. Not sure of the exact name).
TRT-1
TRT-1AC
TRT-1B
TRT-1BC
TRT-2
TRT-11
TR-3
TR-3A
TR-3B
TR-4
TR-4A
TR-4HB
TR-5
TR-22
TR-22A
TR-22B
TR-22C
TR-22D
TR-22HL
TR-50
TR-60
TR-61
TR-70
TR-70A
TR-70B
TR-70C
TR-600
TR-600A
TPR-10
TCR-100






How many did I miss or get wrong?
Disclaimer: I am more of an Ampex guy than RCA, although I have been  
around many RCA's, all humming away under one roof (over 25).



David
DC Video
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On Feb 23, 2011, at 8:28 PM, _Chill315 at aol.com_ (mailto:Chill315 at aol.com)  
wrote:



So we have not had any takers on the subject.
 
So since we had a great discussion about the TRT-1, here is the  answer for 
that series.
 
TRT-1A
TRT-1B
 
There was a C added to the end if it had the color rack  added.  The A 
version had a number of different layouts.  It  was the very first machine that 
RCA really mass manufactured.  The  layout would change and the servo amps 
were a number of versions.   The design by the B model was stable.
 
Now there were several other accessories that were available.   Solid state 
Capstan servo that was the Switch lock.  Then Pix Lock  that did the H 
lock.  Finally a monochrome ATC system.
 
So does anyone else know the other models?
 
Chris Hill
WA8IGN

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