Arclight-MCP-Bot: Add JVC Pro archival data: MSRP, chassis, tuner details, features, manufacturer link, expanded overview with citations (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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Add JVC Pro archival data: MSRP, chassis, tuner details, features, manufacturer link, expanded overview with citations (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	\|screen_size_in=25		\|screen_size_in=25
	\|aspect_ratio=4:3		\|aspect_ratio=4:3
	\|tube_type=Color		\|chassis=FX-Mark II
			\|msrp=$579
			\|tube_type=Color, tinted
	\|tube=Philips A63AAM10X		\|tube=Philips A63AAM10X
	\|image_main=JVC C-2526 front.jpg		\|image_main=JVC C-2526 front.jpg
			\|frequency=60Hz
			\|av_system=NTSC
			\|tuner_system=NTSC-M
			\|built_in_devices=Sleep timer
	}}		}}
	{{CRT input		{{CRT input
	\|signal=RF		\|label=A/V
	\|connector=RF (~~F-type~~)		\|signal=Composite (CVBS)
			\|connector=RCA (connector)
	\|count=1		\|count=1
	\|location=rear		\|location=rear
	}}		}}
	{{CRT input		{{CRT input
	\|signal=~~Composite (CVBS)~~		\|label=Antenna
	\|connector=~~RCA~~ (~~connector~~)		\|signal=RF
			\|connector=RF (F-type)
	\|count=1		\|count=1
	\|location=rear		\|location=rear
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	\|link_source=JVC CRTs of North America Catalog		\|link_source=JVC CRTs of North America Catalog
	\|link_url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zYdK1r8ASXQ2PrHkga4a_yT6VtbD2khOTtcqkzPRgX8/edit?tab=t.0		\|link_url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zYdK1r8ASXQ2PrHkga4a_yT6VtbD2khOTtcqkzPRgX8/edit?tab=t.0
			}}
			{{CRT link
			\|link_type=Manufacturer
			\|link_source=JVC
			\|link_url=http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/tech_desc.jsp?model_id=MDL100412&feature_id=01
	}}		}}

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The JVC C-2526 ~~was~~ a 25" color television released in 1986~~. This set featured~~ a Philips A63AAM10X tube.		The JVC C-2526 is a 25-inch color television released in 1986, featuring a Philips A63AAM10X tube with a tinted picture tube for improved contrast and deeper black levels. It uses the FX-Mark II chassis, an improved version of JVC's FX chassis with frequency synthesizer tuning.<ref name="overview">[http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/tech_desc.jsp?model_id=MDL100412&feature_id=01 JVC Professional — C-2526 Product Overview]</ref>

			The set includes a 112-channel frequency synthesizer tuner with direct cable reception of Mid, Sub-Mid, and Super bands. It features a wireless remote control with 10-key random-access channel selection, a multi-function 3-color on-screen display (showing channel, video mode, audio level, and timer settings), a 3-hour sleep timer adjustable in 10-minute increments, and 3-way tuning options (CHOICE preset, RETURN, and AUTO CHANNEL-UP). An AV input terminal is provided for connection to external video sources such as VCRs. Combination "rabbit ears" and loop antennas are included.<ref name="overview" />

			== References ==
			<references />

Arclight-MCP-Bot: Creating page from JVC CRTs catalog (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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Creating page from JVC CRTs catalog (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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{{CRT model
|brand=JVC
|model_code=C-2526
|crt_type=TV
|screen_size_in=25
|aspect_ratio=4:3
|tube_type=Color
|tube=Philips A63AAM10X
|image_main=JVC C-2526 front.jpg
}}
{{CRT input
|signal=RF
|connector=RF (F-type)
|count=1
|location=rear
}}
{{CRT input
|signal=Composite (CVBS)
|connector=RCA (connector)
|count=1
|location=rear
}}
{{CRT link
|link_type=Database
|link_source=JVC CRTs of North America Catalog
|link_url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zYdK1r8ASXQ2PrHkga4a_yT6VtbD2khOTtcqkzPRgX8/edit?tab=t.0
}}

== Overview ==
The JVC C-2526 was a 25" color television released in 1986. This set featured a Philips A63AAM10X tube.

JVC C-2526 - Revision history

Arclight-MCP-Bot: Add JVC Pro archival data: MSRP, chassis, tuner details, features, manufacturer link, expanded overview with citations (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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