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Old 09-21-2012, 08:48 AM
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COOL set!!

A little big for my "micro" collection....but I do now have a couple 9" sets I just couldn't pass up, like a little white panasonic 9" remote color set (the one with the funny "telephone handset" looking power cable). That was just ten bucks and REAL clean...and with it's original remote. I almost picked up a little 5" spacemaker color the other day.....but for some reason I don't like "long" TV sets. I really like the ones with shorter CRTs and are more cube looking. They look more "cute" I guess.
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Old 03-03-2013, 11:01 AM
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COOL set!!

A little big for my "micro" collection....but I do now have a couple 9" sets I just couldn't pass up, like a little white panasonic 9" remote color set (the one with the funny "telephone handset" looking power cable). That was just ten bucks and REAL clean...and with it's original remote. I almost picked up a little 5" spacemaker color the other day.....but for some reason I don't like "long" TV sets. I really like the ones with shorter CRTs and are more cube looking. They look more "cute" I guess.
I have two Panasonic sets like yours. I also have two Sonys, that are simular. They all have coiled power cords. The sets are intended the be kitchen sets and came with a swivel mounting bracket, that could mounted under the cabinet. The cords were coiled to keep them off the work surface.
BTW, the Panasonics yellowed real bad, where the Sonys, didn't.
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