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This form creates CRT model pages.

CRT model

Brand: brand
OEM manufacturer: oem
Model code: model_code
Regional variants: variants
Series: series
Type: crt_type
Form factor: form_factor
Built-in devices: built_in_devices
Main photo: image_main
More photos: images
3D model: model_3d
Screen size (inches): screen_size_in
Aspect ratio: aspect_ratio
TVL: tvl
Dimensions (H × W × D): height × width × depth
Weight weight
Tube type: tube_type
Chassis (label): chassis

The chassis number printed on the rating label on the back of the TV (e.g., "A118"). This is the production/regulatory identifier for ordering parts.

Chassis family: chassis_family

The basic chassis platform from service manuals (e.g., "GJ"). This is the internal design family shared across multiple models.

Remote control: remote_control
Tube (optional): tube
Speakers
Speaker type: speaker_type
Speaker power: speaker_watts
Subwoofer: subwoofer
TV System Support
AV system: av_system

What analog video systems this TV can display in color via AV inputs (composite/S-Video). This is separate from what the RF tuner can receive. Enter NTSC (3.58) as "NTSC"; enter "NTSC 4.43" only when confirmed. Examples: PAL, NTSC, NTSC 4.43, SECAM.

Tuner system: tuner_system

Broadcast TV standard supported via RF antenna/cable input (e.g., NTSC-M, PAL-B/G, PAL-I, SECAM-L). Not for composite/S-Video.

Scan Range
Horizontal scan: h_scan_min – h_scan_max kHz

Horizontal scan rate range in kHz. Example: 15–100 kHz for a multi-sync monitor, or 15.7 kHz for a 240p/480i-only TV.

Vertical scan: v_scan_min – v_scan_max Hz

Vertical scan rate (refresh rate) range in Hz. Example: 50–160 Hz.

Power Specifications
AC frequency: frequency
Power consumption: power_avgW (avg) / power_maxW (max)

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Voltage Ranges

Add each supported voltage range. For dual-range power supplies (e.g., 100-120V / 220-240V), add each range separately. For universal supplies (e.g., 100-240V), add a single range.

CRT voltage range

Voltage range: voltage_minV – voltage_maxV

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Inputs

Add each available input on this CRT. Use the Label field to match the TV's own labeling (e.g., "AV1", "Video 2"). If an S-Video and Composite input share the same audio jacks, give them the same label and use Audio shared with on the one without dedicated audio.

CRT input

Label: label
Signal format: signal
Connector: connector
Count: count
Audio: audio
Audio connector: audio_connector
Audio shared with: audio_shared_with

If this input shares audio jacks with another input, enter that input's label here.

Sync type (optional): sync
Location: location
Notes: notes

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Outputs

Add any video or audio outputs (e.g., monitor out, audio line out, digital audio out on DVD combos).

CRT output

Label: label
Output type: output_type
Signal format: signal

For video: Composite, S-Video, etc. For audio: Analog stereo, S/PDIF coaxial, S/PDIF optical, etc.

Connector: connector
Count: count
Location: location
Notes: notes

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Archival Links

Add links to archived product pages, manufacturer listings, other CRT databases, and other historical web resources for this CRT model.

CRT link

Link type: link_type
Link source: link_source
Link URL: link_url

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Mods

Document known mods for this CRT model. For mods that are known to be impossible (e.g., due to chip limitations), set "Mod feasible?" to No.

CRT mod

Mod type: mod_type
Description (required if type is "Other"): mod_description
Mod feasible?: mod_feasible
Mod URL: mod_url

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