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BANNER
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Banner Radio and television, Langley park, Slough, Bucks.
The first sets to bear the Banner name were introduced in October 1953ref1.
Their 1954 range certainly utilised Sobell chassis', were Banner a trade name
of Sobell ?
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| 412 |
416 |
| YEAR |
MODEL |
STYLE |
CRT |
VALVES |
RF |
NOTES |
PRICE |
| Oct53 |
B412 |
T |
12"
MW31-74 or
12XP4 |
14 |
5ch S/Het |
AC/DC
ERT Jul54 |
| £55-13-0 |
£42-2-8 |
| £13-10-4 |
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| B414 |
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?14"? |
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S/Het |
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| B416 |
T |
16" |
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| B436 |
C |
16" |
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B124 |
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B112? |
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S/Het |
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B114? |
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S/Het |
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B117? |
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S/Het |
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B117C? |
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S/Het |
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| Aug54 |
BT112 |
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?12"? |
15 |
12ch |
AC/DC.
Same chassis as used in Sobell T415 and T175. |
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| BT114 |
T |
14" |
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| BT117 |
T |
17" |
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| BT117C |
C |
17" |
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Notes : Models B412,414,416,436 and 124 were based on the Sobell T143 series.
| References |
1. |
RTRA magazine, October 1953 |
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2. |
Practical Television, September 1960 |
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3. |
Television Engineers Pocket Book, 4th Ed. (1962). |