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[Steve McVoy]

Actually, the video would work fine with PAL. Sound would be a problem because of the different aural/visual separation, but a good technician could probably retune the audio section.

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by Steve McVoy

Actually, the video would work fine with PAL. Sound would be a problem because of the different aural/visual separation, but a good technician could probably retune the audio section.

IIRC, when refering to B/W sets they used the designation CCIR. I have a Sony multi-standard 9" B/W portable that has a switch that selects NTSC and CCIR. I don't know old it is but it has UHF. It also has channel 1.

[Glenz75]

Originally Posted by Steve McVoy

Actually, the video would work fine with PAL. Sound would be a problem because of the different aural/visual separation, but a good technician could probably retune the audio section.

Hi Steve, so I'm gathering that if I get this set it would work with 625 lines/50Hz PAL video signal? At least theres no colour information to screw things up...