Not sure if you care to see model# (F19240GY) or chassis# (CTC185B)
for the RCA television in question, so there's both of them.

The problem started with a television of my parents. Father told me
that he smelled "burning insulation" and the TV died. Naturally, I
tried to resurrect it, and found a blown fuse. I replaced it with a
good one, but when I tried to power it on, nothing happened (no blown
fuses, no picture, no sound, no ANYTHING), so I started poking with
some ceramic resistors and found one that was open. I pulled that
off the board, and with the understanding that this is often a
symptom of a bad horiz. output transistor, I figured I'd test that
next.

However, I have no clue what the thing looks like, and rather than
pulling off random components, I thought I'd get a professional
opinion or three. I have images
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...r/DSCN0624.jpg
and
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...r/DSCN0625.jpg)
of the board if anybody wishes to try to identify the HOT for me. The
images should be of sufficient quality, but if not let me know and
I'll snap some better ones.