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10-21-2014, 09:59 AM
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Oh my am I number if not value-deprived. Of non-vintage sets, I have two,
a 55" Sony Bravia LCD set and one of these clear plastic "prison" tvs (the latter cost only $8 and works fine, but unfortunately is the last year before even they went ATSC.) Vintage sets, lets see: I have two Sony FD230 Watchmans, an RCA 9T246, a Pilot TV-37, an Emerson 610, and the RCA CT-100. All but one Watchman work perfectly, that one has bad audio. That makes 8 sets total. I find it near-impossible to watch the B&W TVs for long, as the lack of color makes it hard to see things on modern color-expected shows. The CT-100, however, is perfectly watchable indeed ... I have been watching one whole baseball or football game a week on it. Wanted Holy Grails: Sony KV-7010U with good CRT and flyback and 1936 5" British set. 
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10-21-2014, 10:42 AM
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10-21-2014, 11:27 AM
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41 crt sets
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10-21-2014, 11:50 AM
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6 CRT sets - an RCA CTC-16 roundy, my PortaColor, a Setchell Carlson 21" BW, an Emerson 17" BW portable, a 7" Tele-Tone, and an RCA 730TS. While it doesn't have a CRT yet, I also have my GE PC-A I'm building.
Funny, I have more Oscilloscopes than TVs - 13 in all.
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