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Old 5th Jul 2013, 9:52 pm   #1
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Default Mystery IF strips

Can anyone help me identify these IF strip I found in a box of bits, if anyone wants them PM me and I can bring them to RWB FOC. Otherwise its off to the recycling centre.
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Old 5th Jul 2013, 10:17 pm   #2
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Do you have a photograph Chris?
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Old 5th Jul 2013, 10:33 pm   #3
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Old 5th Jul 2013, 10:56 pm   #4
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Decca 80 or 100 series? Certainly have that look about them.

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Old 5th Jul 2013, 11:08 pm   #5
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Hello,

They are all Rank Bush Murphy/Rank Radio International products.

RBM/RRI used a sytem for identifying modules/chassis in their radio and TV products. It used to be Axxx (e.g. A336) until the numbers ran out, so they moved to the other end of the alphabet and used Zxxx.

Your IF units are in the Zxxx series and were used in their mono and colour TV chassis from the early 1970s until the early 1980s.

The Z567/8 was used in their A816 solid state large screen UHF/625 only TV chassis.

Similar units were used in their small screen battery mains mono TVs and their colour chassis, such as the Z179 (110 degree delta gun CRT), Z718 (Toshiba in-line gun CRT), T20 and T22 (both 20AX CRT).

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Old 6th Jul 2013, 11:45 pm   #6
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Many thanks for the replies if anyone wants them please let me know before 14th July.
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