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Old 05-16-2014, 12:17 PM
Sean730 Sean730 is offline
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RCA Trans Vista CTC44A

Hi all!

Been a bit of a fly on the wall member for a little while. Just recently acquired this RCA CTC44A "Trans Vista" 25" model. Got it for $40 delivered. The guy who sold it to me said it belonged to his aunt who purchased it new and he inherited it upon her passing. The cabinet is immaculate on the outside, and after a bit of air dusting the inside, its remarkably clean. I went ahead and plugged it right in, gave it a few minutes to "warm up" (it's an instant-on set). Flipped the On/Off bar and voila! Came right on. Fed it a signal from a Comcast "converter" box and got a picture! And not a bad one for what its worth. But when flipping through channels, I noticed that the picture had a slant to it. From the top left of the screen the picture slants down to the right. You can't really tell when the picture fills the whole screen, but letterbox format made it all too obvious. I have attached pictures to show what I'm describing. Any suggestions? I'm fairly new to the TV collecting scene so to be frank, I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing...

Thanks to all in advance!

-Sean
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