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Totally agree!
The reverse example for me. Apart from the background, I could decide that there're some normal Russian builders from the 1930s having their lunch ![]() We are pretty similar by nature, physically and even mentally, and our nations have a lot to share! Let's be friends, do deals, share experiences, and leave the politicians to play their own games! Back to the CRT. I should explain why I'm so eager about rebuilding. I have a number of exhausted picture tubes on hands, beside the one intended to vts1134. Visiting the rebuild shop requires two pretty long drives (about 150 miles each way), to bring the tubes there and back, accordingly. Thus I move and move my rebuilding plans, waiting for John's decision and wondering how soon the shop may go out of business...
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To understand a bygone era, you should use things from it Last edited by Gleb; 01-13-2019 at 02:50 PM. |
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Sorry for not replying Gleb. I have been extremely busy and my TV collecting has taken a back seat currently. I've replied to your email.
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Nothing changes, still not replying. I'm gonna make a rebuilding trip in early March, whether or not I take your picture tube.
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Here is another video of a performing Leningrad-T2:
https://youtu.be/qYZEs2diGHE A fellow collector has just finished electronic restoration of his Russian-assembled set from 1949.
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