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Suede claims to be a complete novice. I just feel that it needs to be said to bevery careful. Working with a TV is far different than old radios. You can be injured in a variety of ways. Even with the set unplugged you can get a hell of a shock. I would read up on the subject if I were you, and ask all the questions that you need to get through your TV project.
Like old radios, bringing an old TV to life is more or less changing out aged capacitors and resistors. There is just a lot more going on in a TV, and a lot of safety issues to be addressed. Old TV repair manuals and electronics textbooks are still floating around a lot. These are a great source, not just for a novice, but for the further advanced. I keep quite a number of them myself and find them really useful.
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