How many tvs do you have?

[tcdriver]

JVC 21" (1990)
GE 27" (1993)
Sylvania 13" (2000)

[Radiophile2001]

OK, my list:

1967 Sylvania Portable 23" Color (via Doug Harland)

1968 RCA GL-644W Console 23" CTC38A Color (was working, now needs to be fixed)

1968 Zenith T-2987-1 Console 25" Color (via Bryan Gadow)

1969 RCA Mural TV CTC-19 Portable 19" Color (via Bryan Gadow)

1975 Quasar Works in a Drawer WU9182LW-1 Console 25" Color (via Captain Moody)


And newer color sets (note no LCD or Plasma):
1989 Panasonic 19"
2001 Sharp 32"
1989 Sharp 13"
2002 Symphonic 15" (with built in VCR)
1991 Daewoo 13"
1993 Emerson 19"
2003 Sylvania 12" (with built in VCR)
1981 JVC 5" Color CX-500 (with radio, cassette)

Two 5" small B&W sets (battery & AC)

[compucat]

I don't know how you guys manage with such large collections, especially the one who said he has 12 color roundies. My modest vintage TV lot is as follows:

(1) Zenith 25MC33 Color Roundie 1965 (working)
(1) Motorola 9VT1 B&W Roundie 1949 (was working-restored chassis but needs ballast tube)
(1) RCA 8" Personal Portable, 1956 grey cabinet version without stand and antennas (restored and working)
(1) Quasar 12" B&W Solid State 1978 (like new but has horizontal hold problem)
(5) 5" Portable B&W Sets (3 with am/fm radio)
(1) Sony Watchman FD-42A 4" Flat CRT B&W Portable

My lot of vintage radios, tube and transistor is larger still.

I'm a small time player compared to those of you with over 200 TVs.

[truetone36]

Originally Posted by compucat

My lot of vintage radios, tube and transistor is larger still.

I'm a small time player compared to those of you with over 200 TVs.

Since moving back to CA a few mos. ago I've only acquired 8 t.v.s, but my place is overrun with antique radios!

Updated t.v. list;
(1) Motorola VT-71 (working)
(1) Packard-Bell Cartravision (working)
(1) RCA CTC-15 (working)
(1) '64 Motorola rectangular CRT color console (working somewhat, but needs to be recapped)
(2) Zenith Space Command 600 sets (1 working, 1 not)
(1) Sony KV-1997 (repairs in progress)
(1) pre-Phillips era Magnavox 19" set (working)

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