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Latest revision as of 18:09, 24 August 2026

The Sharp 13J-M150 is a 13-inch NTSC CRT color television built on Sharp's SN-51 chassis for the North American market. It is a basic direct-view set with a VHF/UHF/cable tuner and a rear composite A/V input. Sharp's service data covers it together with the alternate designations CJ13M10 / CJ13M15, the closely related Sharp 13J-M100, and the 14-inch Sharp 14MJ10.

Sharp 13J-M150
CRT › TV
Overview
Brand
Model
13J-M150
Variants
13J-M100, CJ13M10, CJ13M15, 14MJ10
Market
USA
Type
TV
Screen size
13″
Aspect ratio
4:3
Chassis
ECID
Power
Frequency
60Hz
Consumption
66W (max)
TV Systems
AV system
Tuner
Inputs
Rear
Composite (CVBS) (RCA (connector))
Rear composite video/audio input
RF (RF (F-type))
75 Ω unbalanced VHF/UHF/cable antenna input
Accessories
Parts
Documents
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Specifications

The 13J-M150 is a 13-inch color television built on Sharp's SN-51 chassis. It draws 66 W from a 120 V AC supply and has a stated picture size of 580 cm² (89.9 sq in). It tunes VHF channels 2–13, UHF channels 14–69, and CATV channels 1–125 on the EIA channel plan, through a 75 Ω unbalanced VHF/UHF antenna input, and has a rear composite video/audio input. The intermediate frequencies are 45.75 MHz (picture carrier) and 41.25 MHz (sound carrier), consistent with the NTSC-M system. Sharp's service data covers it together with the CJ13M10/CJ13M15 and 13J-M100, as well as the 14-inch 14MJ10.[1]

References

  1. Sharp 13J-M100/150 service manual (chassis SN-51), archived at https://archive.org/details/manualslib-id-3485101
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