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I'm not a solid state TV guy, but I have a few inductors that are permanent magnet core (they pick up metal shavings and bits of component leads) that I've pulled off boards of BPC TVs I've harvested for parts) they are real and we're used in TVs.
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I'm not a solid state TV guy, but I have a few inductors that are permanent magnet core (they pick up metal shavings and bits of component leads) that I've pulled off boards of BPC TVs I've harvested for parts) they are real and we're used in TVs.
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