How many tvs do you have?

[oldtvman]

2 ctc 9-s
1 zenith 29jc20 (1st re-entry model in 1962)
1 maggy 1963 roundy working
1 rca ctc 5 wingate, being restore
1 1963 cm roundy, home entertainment system

I have 22 TVs right now.

B&W:
1960 RCA
1965 GE
1965/66 Magnavox
1968 Panasonic
196? Milovac
1972 Zenith 4 tube hybrid
1974 RCA with remote
1976 Zenith
1978 RCA
1982 Zenith with Digital Tuning

Color:
1968 GE Portacolor with clock
1970 Sony KV-1212
1972 Sears 9" portable
1976 Sears
1976 GE Portacolor
1977 GE with modular chassis
1978 Sharp
1981 RCA
1985 Magnavox
1990 Sears
1996 GE
1997 GE 27" (daily watcher)

My goal is to have only as many TVs as I can use. I like to have every TV fully resotred, plugged in and connected to a cable box. Even if I have several TVs in one room, I like to be able to turn on any one of them to watch. Right now I have a cable box with volume/mute feeding a splitter to several sets in the living room that I use every day. Remote volume is a MUST with all the ads on TV. I should connect an RF modulator to my DVD player so I can watch DVDs on them.

That is my goal as well, as many TVs as possible I bought 3 8 output distribution amplifier and have all of them connected through a DVD/VHS combo unit. Pretty cool to watch them all at once, but the room gets very hot fast

[rld-tv01]

I have 52+ tvs mostly 1940s 10-12 inch TVs
Partial List

3 1940s projection sets 1 tall RCA 1 wide Philco? 1 table top Scott
2 mirror in the lid Spartan and Steward Warner
1 National
2 Hallicrafters
1 Meck
1 Dumont doghouse
RCA 621 , 630, 721 other metal cabinet rca
Philco 1000, 1001, 7 inch philco, 12" philco with tall legs
2 7 inch consoles Automatic and Majestic
2 7 inch automatics tabletops, one with built in bubble
2 Temples with built in bubble
1 10 inch Chinese cabinet with doors
3 teletones 1 leatherette
1 simulated snake skin 7 inch portable
1 pilot
1 Predicta
1 Dewald
1 Raytheon console with 12 inch round screen
1 7 " motorola bakelitte
1 7" Motorola wood
1 10" motorola console
1 10" emerson console
1 10" admiral wood
1 10" admiral bakelitte
2 Crosleys 7" and 10"
1 Teleking
1 GE locomotive
1 ECKO English TV