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Old 08-29-2014, 06:20 PM
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I saw one in the corner of a food court in the mid 90s, but I never saw it powered up. Not sure if it had failed or it was simply because the selections hadn't been updated since it had likely been installed in 89-90.

A while back I found a Pioneer SD-26 TV without a tuner module which was likely part of one (few other reasons for a 100V Japanese NTSC TV to be in 240V PAL Australia), but there was no sign of the rest of the it.
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