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05-12-2008, 03:37 AM
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TV's that aren't working just aren't selling at the junk auction anymore as most of the repairers in the area have already given up.
As it is I usually get any left over TVs at the end of the night for free. This one belonged to one of the only vendors that usually takes his unsold stuff back, so I bid $2. I thought someone else would take a punt and outbid me (it was shown running until it lost sync and shut down, so the crowd knew it had a good picture), but no-one did. 
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05-13-2008, 04:13 PM
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In Europe it was a KV-FX29 : one of Sony's first 100Hz "digital" Trinitron, 1990.
Only two SCARTS (Peritel) inputs (1/rgb+composite, 2/yc+composite) - a bit of a let down given the looks and Profeel-like handy (very handy) bars at the top... I inherited from one a month ago :-)
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