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Originally Posted by Sandy G
Won 'em off Evilbray...A 1969 Panasonic TR-001, the 1st "Teeny-Tiny" TV w/a 1.5 screen, And a Sony 8-301W that has the owner's manual & service manual w/it...Both work, altho I think I will take the Sony, anyway, down to Terry & have him "Go thru it". Also should be getting in shortly the "Deluxe" Panasonic 1.5" set from 1980 or so that had the leather covering, & AM/FM, & can do NTSC, PAL, & SECAM. I took the TR-001 & my Panasonic CT-101 down to the "Liars Club" this morning & showed 'em off...These guys are all old farmers & tradesmen, they'd never heard of or seen such exotica as these..I'd told 'em I have 'em, I think they about half believed I was spinnin' a BIG tale..."Civilians" are usually universally blown away by such toys, they generally have no idea those types of TVs existed...
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Hi,
Just saw your post today. Great sets! I to, have these two sets, the Panny was purchased by me early 1970 when it first came out. You could buy this set as late as 1972 and was in Panny's catalogs in 72. It still works fine today.
I remember the Sony TV 8-301W from grade school. Never could afford one then, bought one last year, did not work well. Just had it restored. You and members can see the restoration, circuit boards, screenshots etc. here:
http://www.visions4.net/journal/time...o-televisions/
You can see more of the Sony TV 8-301W and the Panasonic TR-001 here:
http://www.visions4.net/journal/time-line/
I also have restoration photos and screenshots of the Sony KVX 370 Indextron here:
http://www.visions4.net/journal/time...e-a/indextron/
Andy did the work. A big shout out for Andy.