eBay beginning to show flood of NTSC pocket TVs

[Celt]

I was in Ace Hardware the other day and the stock boy was putting up several VHF/UHF signal boosters on the pegboard. (He may have been just rearranging existing stock.) As I passed by I thought to myself, "Good luck with that."

[Richard D]

Originally Posted by kx250rider

Mine was "pried" from my hands when I found out I could get $550 for it on eBay ... Honestly the only reason mine went so high was that it was "new in box", and I couldn't justify keeping it. Probably the most desirable micro TV! I'll take aim at getting another one if my "flooded market" theory proves out.



Most all of the micro TVs have a mini-jack for external antenna. You can get an adaptor to go from an "F" cable connector to mini-jack. In fact, may of those TVs came with one in the accessory bag.

Charles

I imagine that the CT101's will be one of the most desirable sets for micro collectors even if we have to make our own RF*
*RF= Radio Flyer.

[ChrisW6ATV]

Originally Posted by kbmuri

Fortunately a good roundie cuts off the logo in the corner...

I never thought of that. You may have just given me a reason to start watching my CTC-16 for real, if I ever watch any SD programs.

[wa2ise]

Originally Posted by Celt

I was in Ace Hardware the other day and the stock boy was putting up several VHF/UHF signal boosters on the pegboard. As I passed by I thought to myself, "Good luck with that."

Those are just wide band RF amplifiers. They won't know nor care of the nature of the signal, be it digital or analog.