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I would advice anyone even thinking about this to leave it alone. Unless you just have money to throw away. The main thing is the fact that it is European. It may or may not have a selection for our 110 ac line voltage. In Europe its 220 and the television and some other video equipment like VCR's are not compatable to our signals.
When I lived in Germany the ONE thing you never saw GI's bring home was their euro tv. Most of us actually had TVs that were set up to US standards with the exception of line voltage. That way we could tune in Armed Forces Network and play english speaking video tape. Some of us bought eurosets to watch German TV which showed an occasional nude woman. In the mid 80's that was still a novelty. Even back in the States we were just getting good and used to cable television and the whole concept of nudity on a television set.
Anyway, I think this nut is just praying that some sucker will lay down a grand or two for this junk. I hope its not one of us.........
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