Summary

Portable 10" RF-only TV set, takes 12VDC input for use in cars or RVs as well as the standard 120VAC.

Manuals

• Sam's Photofacts service manual

Notes

One of the at least fourteen model numbers of 10-inch Panasonics from the early 1990s using an identical case and nearly identical chassis. This specific model is black, RF-only, takes AC or DC power, and was sold in America. Canadian models have chassis codes preceded with Y, and models with composite video have an L inserted into the chassis code. All models are cold-chassis with isolation transformers. The jungle chip used across all models cannot be OSD-modded for RGB, as the OSD circuitry is incapable of displaying blue.

• CTN-1050R: White / RF / AC / America (ANDP215)
• PC-11X50R: Canadian identical to CTN-1050R (YANDP215)
• CTN-1051R: Black / RF / AC / America (APDP215)
• CTN-1060R: White / RF / DC / America (AMDP215)
• CTN-1061R: Black / RF / DC / America (AMDP215) (this model)
• PC-11X61R: Canadian identical to CTN-1061R (YAMDP215)
• CTP-1050R: White / Composite / AC / America (ALNDP215)
• CT-10R10R: Identical to CTP-1050R
• PC-11A50R: Canadian identical to CTP-1050R (YALNDP215)
• PC-11R10R: Identical to PC-11A50R
• CTP-1061R: Black / Composite / DC / America (ALMDP215)
• PC-11A61R: Canadian identical to CTP-1061R (YALMDP215)
• CT-10R11S: White / RF / AC / America (ASDP215)
• CT-10R11CS: Canadian identical to CT-10R11S (YASDP215)

Composite mod steps, without audio

• cut the trace between R109 and L106
• solder a wire to each of those two pads, on the end with the cut trace
• run both wires through the PCB hole near the tuner
• solder a dual throw switch with the L106 wire to Common and the R109 wire to one side
• solder a 75 ohm resistor between line and ground of an RCA connector. connect ground to chassis ground (there's a nearby screw) and line to the other lead of the switch