CRT:KV-8AD10

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KV-8AD10
KV-8AD20
KV-9AD1
Information
Manufacturer Sony
Type Consumer
Size 9" (8" viewing area)
Regions NTSC (8AD10 and 8AD20)
NTSC-J (9AD1)
240p/480i Yes
480p No
720p No
1080i No
Vsync 60 Hz
Widescreen No
RF Yes, built-in antenna and 75 ohm external antenna
Composite Yes
S-Video No
Component No
Audio Input Mono
Audio Output Yes, mono 3.5 mm headphone jack
Speakers 1
Dimensions Width: 220 mm (8.75 in)

Height: 213 mm (8.5 in)

Depth: 310 mm (12.25 in)
Weight 4.5 kg (8 lb, 13 oz)
Earliest Date 1988
Links
Tube A20JKU10X
Operation Manual KV-8AD10 and KV-8AD20 Operation Manual
Service Manual KV-8AD10 and KV-8AD20 Service Manual

The Sony KV-8AD10 and KV-8AD20 are 9" CRTs manufactured by Sony and sold in North America during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The same design was also sold in Japan as the KV-9AD1. All are well-rounded sets featuring composite video input, an infrared remote receiver and the ability to run off either AC voltage from a wall outlet or 12V DC for use in a vehicle. The sets are largely identical in appearance and functionality, but the 8AD20 has a 5-pin DIN connector on the left-hand side for connecting a wired remote control. The 8AD10 was available in either black or white, with the 8AD20 being only available in black and the 9AD1 in pink, white or black.

All of these sets use the same A20JKU10X picture tube as some PVMs, including the PVM-8040 and PVM-9L2, among others. Shinichi Sumikawa was responsible for the case design.[1]

References