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Old 07-09-2011, 11:55 PM
Bill R Bill R is offline
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Well I understand the space part, but if the CRT was good it might be worth a shot. After all it did survive an F4 tornado, 8 people did not. I think it wants to live. At least there is no intricate trim to reproduce on the cabinet. I will certianly be watching for pictures if you do restore it.


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Originally Posted by bandersen View Post
Luckily no critters were found - or droppings Just a lot of nesting material.
Yeah, I figured you guys would encourage me to save it. I'm willing, but it's got to go soon after I do. I'm way past out of space. The main challenge will be the cabinet. All the veneer has to be replaced

I'll start a dedicated thread once I begin work on it. I imagine this thread is getting confusing. For now, here's a quick look at the chassis.
Definitely cheaper that the TS-53. No bottom cover on the chassis and very little copper plating.
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