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Old 06-10-2014, 10:05 AM
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I think, I have four of those right now. When watching one, it's about arms length away.
I can't seem to stay away from small screen color sets. I'll buy all I can get.
The 9" Panasonic white kitchen sets, turn yellow after a while. I understand, they're made of flame-proof plastic. Probably U/V discoloration.
I like 'em too. Not sure what the fascination is, but I've always had to buy them when they show up ...

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Old 06-10-2014, 11:05 AM
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I like 'em too. Not sure what the fascination is, but I've always had to buy them when they show up ...

Charles
For the most part, they have to be color, although I have a few B/W sets.
I have to take inventory, as I have four Zenith 9" cube sets, one badged Heathkit.
Small, Sears, Goldstar-built sets. Funai-built 9" Magnavox undercabinet set.
Everyone grumbles about Funai sets, but their small screen TV only models are really reliable. The VCR combos, not so.
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