I love older stuff way more than new stuff. Older stuff looks more interesting and has more buttons on it. You could mess with its dials all day. Also I always liked how screens on older TVs were made of glass and not a black plastic and I liked how the edges are curved and not just a flat rectangle.
I definetly agree to some extent, much of modern design is so.. cold and inhumam, its not nice, but i dont think bringing back crts the best idea bc they gave off not so cool radation that could mess with other devices which was more a concern in workplaces but still can kinda mess with modern tech. (Edit: clarification since this was written late at night and everyone thought I meant radiation = bad, were surrounded by radiation every day and ourselves give it off and only in super high doses its a problem, it's mainly a tech problem with crts and their ability to interfere with most modern tech)
This is so satisfying. I used to have one of these televisions as a kid, and I would take it into the bathroom with me and set it on the toilet while I laid in the tub and watched threes company on a grainy black and white screen. Simpler times, but I remember it being just one of the most relaxing and satisfying times of my childhood. Thank you for this.
Attention tres bzau boulot je n ai rizn a redire mais j ai vu sur une autre video pour reblanchir les plastique il faut une lampe uv avec lobjet plonger dans l eau la video etait une restauration d un vaisseau star wars
I remember I used to had one but it was a Pocket sized one ( With color) when it used to look like a big Nintendo game boy. I just missed that Little Tv.
I remember these TVs very well! I was a TV repairman back in the early 80s, and on weekends had a second job doing a couple of shifts at the Radio Shack across the street. There was some time share company or multi-level marketing company that was giving these Broksonic TVs away to people that would come to one of their recruitment meetings. They came with the 110v power cord, but not the 12v power adapter - and they drew at least 1amp, probably more, which was a pretty beefy power adapter at the time. We always knew when they'd had another recruitment drive because we'd get a flood of people coming in to RS wanting a 12v adapter for their car. We would quickly sell out of the only one that we carried that was rated high enough to power this thing and we'd have to turn a lot of people away. Fast forward to Monday/Tuesday and I'd be behind the counter at the TV shop when many of the same people would show up wanting the same thing from us. The guy who ran the shop saw the trend and ordered a bunch of the power connectors and cigarette light cords and built a bunch of straight through adapter cables to sell, but they were a little more expensive than the ones RS carried... so after the customers got done with the double takes and realizing I was the same guy they'd seen the day before across the street I had to defend myself for charging more than they expected to pay. I finally started asking my boss to take all of these requests while I happily stayed at the bench buried in the guts of someone's dead console unit...
OMG....my dad had a TV almost identical to this that he kept in the cab of his semi!! It might even be the same one, but it's been soo long ago I can't be sure. Lol. I used to watch it whenever I was on the road with him in the summer. I remember struggling to tune into the channel that Alien Nation was on so I could watch it while going down the highway! 🤣 Every few miles I had to retune it because the signal would get fuzzy. Brings back so many memories! At least someone is trying to restore some of these older machines!!
No início da década de 90 essas TVs eram uma febre aqui no Brasil. Parabéns pelo trabalho que serve de incentivo a quem quer aprender a fazer algum tipo de reparo.
@@thalesmfreitas Em casos raros quando o componente está sujo com muita terra eu já usei agua e sabão sequei bem e voltou a funcionar perfeitamente, a agua sempre vai diminuir a vida útil do componente eletronico mais as vezes é a unica soluçao
I used to have one like this but had a radio on one side. I remember hooking it up to an NES and playing duck hunt on it and it worked. I remember taking it out camping. It ran on a small fortune of batteries that didn’t last very long.
My mother had one. I used to watch the television in the van that my father had. It can run on batteries, 12 volt in the car, and in a outlet. She got it in the early 80’s, too. I don’t know what happened to it.
Recycling firm: We gave its batteries to power plants, we gave its screen back to glassblowing firms, we gave the the circuit board and motherboards back to the of departs of computer technologies, specially, Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, Nintendo, Sony and so on… lastly, we recycled your metal, at a welding firm. Your players metal parts, their being burned into liquid metal atm, we have what’s called molds, the molds are forms of shapes the liquids would be poured into, they’ll stay in them in what’s called an isolation chamber for well over a week and you’ll see on tv a unit that’s actually empty and is never seen showing it’s label as the label isn’t shown because the label just reads property of its company and that it’s for inquiry purposes, it’s meant to be a meeting rooms demo, model, display, dummy unit.
I always wish I'd learned electronics and wiring when I was younger. To this day, it's really interesting for old wires, and circuit boards can be rejuvenated.
Witam.Gratuluje wiedzy,dokładności,rzetelności i samozaparcia w takich naprawach,każda naprawa uczy ,mówi nam jak zacząć naprawiać taki sprzęt,udanych napraw..
@Elias Corson this tv is really small actually, I got a really similar working Orion model that i sometimes use for watching my stuffs from my fire tv connected to a transmitter i made. the screen is a bit smaller than an ipad mini.
A portable mini TV. Gosh that takes me back. In the nineties I had a full colour handheld pocket TV, a Samsung or Phillips brand it was, I can't remember. But it was a nice little thing, and I remember watching ITV Nights on it in my bedroom. Looks wise, it wasn't spectacular, imagine a Game Boy, but dark grey colour and with a long aerial, wrist strap and wire stand attached.
Until the past few years I had 1982 Bunasonic TV, Radio and cassette player combo. I now wish I hadn't gotten rid of it. It was in pristine condition too. I didn't realize Broksonic was around so long. I have an old Broksonic VCR/DVD recorder from circa 2006. And literally dozens of VCRs (Beta and VHS). It cool to see others collect these things as well. Love the video!
That an evolution. 30 - 35 years ago, they watch all the favourite channel using this "baby TV". 30 ish later, now we can watch everything using smartphones or android phones. that thing is a piece of history. Please keep it well to show for next generation!
@@resEG do some more retro restoration. That will make someone like me will remembered the good times use the electronic or everything that I should call it "our nostalgia".
LOL 🤣 I have one just like that branded "Lloyds Electronics"...mid to late 70's ❔ Can't remember...Its like brand new still in the box! Nice clean and working! Your video reminded me,,,Thanks 👍
Serás muy bien recibido; y si el destino lo permite... siga así con sus grandes videos de restauración, porque así inspira y motiva a los demás con los aparatos electrónicos que se desechan y que al parecer no se tenían esperanza... siendo así que "los vuelve a resucitar" dándoles ese esplendor con sus funcionamientos (de todo corazón... muchas gracias). Un gran saludo!!
Atari FTW!! Your videos are so interesting. You add that little bit of quirky, in my opinion to distract from the seriousness’s of the thought that goes into what goes where. You have an A-1 channel my friend. Never stop.
Oh My God, this brings me back...I used to own one, whenever I was sent to my room, I used to watch it in bed,(parents didn't know). as back then there was only one tv in the house, so this was luxury for me, even when I was being punished, ;-), remember watching the WWF with Hulk Hogan. Thank you for video.
Unless you can convert to digital signals, there is no TV transmitted anymore on an analog signal. Nice cleaning and it is good for the older video games monitor, but nothing over the air anymore... Thumbs Up!
Don’t see what the fuss is we still have ours in our living room works perfect my neighbour also has one we had it converted to digital it cost us £220.00 their a great tv 📺 the job you done on that one was fantastic.
@Jerry Groves their a great tv groves we’ve never had any trouble with ours it’s still going strong and the great thing is if we want to watch tv up stairs we just take it up it’s the only tv we have great value ,also must say we never watch the BBC.
@@irsyadrouyani4073 the tv repair man fixed it so we can watch free view on it ,it cost us £220.00 works a treat ,but must add we never watch BBC channel’s their a bad broadcasters.
I have one of such mini tvs and it works perfectly. Mine has a cassette player as well. And is that an Atari game console??? Lol. I had an 7800 as my first ever console
I love older stuff way more than new stuff. Older stuff looks more interesting and has more buttons on it. You could mess with its dials all day. Also I always liked how screens on older TVs were made of glass and not a black plastic and I liked how the edges are curved and not just a flat rectangle.
I definetly agree to some extent, much of modern design is so.. cold and inhumam, its not nice, but i dont think bringing back crts the best idea bc they gave off not so cool radation that could mess with other devices which was more a concern in workplaces but still can kinda mess with modern tech. (Edit: clarification since this was written late at night and everyone thought I meant radiation = bad, were surrounded by radiation every day and ourselves give it off and only in super high doses its a problem, it's mainly a tech problem with crts and their ability to interfere with most modern tech)
Real craftsmen ship. Unlike nowadays everything being made to go straight to market no concern for quality
Remember one thing that an old man said.
Your present was my past, and my present will be your future.
@@davehart7943 who’s saying that? Old tech is great in its own way
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This is so satisfying. I used to have one of these televisions as a kid, and I would take it into the bathroom with me and set it on the toilet while I laid in the tub and watched threes company on a grainy black and white screen. Simpler times, but I remember it being just one of the most relaxing and satisfying times of my childhood. Thank you for this.
Waou tu t es attaquer a un gros morceau chapeau beau trvail j aurais pas fais mieux ^^
Attention tres bzau boulot je n ai rizn a redire mais j ai vu sur une autre video pour reblanchir les plastique il faut une lampe uv avec lobjet plonger dans l eau la video etait une restauration d un vaisseau star wars
Very cool.
I remember I used to had one but it was a Pocket sized one ( With color) when it used to look like a big Nintendo game boy. I just missed that Little Tv.
I remember these TVs very well! I was a TV repairman back in the early 80s, and on weekends had a second job doing a couple of shifts at the Radio Shack across the street. There was some time share company or multi-level marketing company that was giving these Broksonic TVs away to people that would come to one of their recruitment meetings. They came with the 110v power cord, but not the 12v power adapter - and they drew at least 1amp, probably more, which was a pretty beefy power adapter at the time. We always knew when they'd had another recruitment drive because we'd get a flood of people coming in to RS wanting a 12v adapter for their car. We would quickly sell out of the only one that we carried that was rated high enough to power this thing and we'd have to turn a lot of people away. Fast forward to Monday/Tuesday and I'd be behind the counter at the TV shop when many of the same people would show up wanting the same thing from us. The guy who ran the shop saw the trend and ordered a bunch of the power connectors and cigarette light cords and built a bunch of straight through adapter cables to sell, but they were a little more expensive than the ones RS carried... so after the customers got done with the double takes and realizing I was the same guy they'd seen the day before across the street I had to defend myself for charging more than they expected to pay. I finally started asking my boss to take all of these requests while I happily stayed at the bench buried in the guts of someone's dead console unit...
It is always nice to see the restoration of old equipment, rather than disassembly for scrap. Good luck to you!
I really love watching the videos of old electronics getting restored. It is like they are being given a new lease on life.
I think a lot of us are saddened by the throw away and buy new societies we live in.
Nic
Thank you for showing that old tech like this can run forever.
He's doing a great job on working in this restorat... Wait ... HE'S CLEANING ELETRONICS WITH WATER AND SOAP ?! 😱😱😱
Si amigo se pueden limpiar con agua mi primo lo asia solo hay que dejar que seque bien.
Yes. If possible.
Yes, my friend it's effective. But you have to let it dry very well 😊
I think it’s to clean the parts imo
Si eso
Tenho 31 anos e consegui assistir nessa TV , recordo minha infância . 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💗
오래된
OMG....my dad had a TV almost identical to this that he kept in the cab of his semi!! It might even be the same one, but it's been soo long ago I can't be sure. Lol. I used to watch it whenever I was on the road with him in the summer. I remember struggling to tune into the channel that Alien Nation was on so I could watch it while going down the highway! 🤣 Every few miles I had to retune it because the signal would get fuzzy. Brings back so many memories! At least someone is trying to restore some of these older machines!!
Всегда приятно смотреть восстановление старой техники, нежели разборку в утиль. Удачи тебе!
Никакая это не реставрация. Сначала снимают демонстрацию работы, потом обмазывают грязью и "реставрируют".
Одни токсики, кроме катроса(?)
Разве высоковольтный трасформатор можно так мыть с мылом .
@@александрревин-ф4е нет
@@александрревин-ф4е канешно можно.
это ж Боливуд😉
No início da década de 90 essas TVs eram uma febre aqui no Brasil. Parabéns pelo trabalho que serve de incentivo a quem quer aprender a fazer algum tipo de reparo.
E o melhor de tudo é que eu tenho uma dessas aqui em casa.
Só nao vai limpar os componentes eletronicos com agua
@@thalesmfreitas Em casos raros quando o componente está sujo com muita terra eu já usei agua e sabão sequei bem e voltou a funcionar perfeitamente, a agua sempre vai diminuir a vida útil do componente eletronico mais as vezes é a unica soluçao
@@fiotogamer7408 da pra entender nesses caso, outros metodos tipo com alcool isopropilico ficaria muito caro e nao tão bom
Eu tenho uma q está de exposição na minha Pizzaria.
Yang dari INDONESIA ,tiba" muncul di branda,
Hallo cuuuk😂
I used to have one like this but had a radio on one side. I remember hooking it up to an NES and playing duck hunt on it and it worked. I remember taking it out camping. It ran on a small fortune of batteries that didn’t last very long.
Lol that's awesome
very difficult, lack of components, but you don't give up, very good
I am vietnam
My mother had one. I used to watch the television in the van that my father had. It can run on batteries, 12 volt in the car, and in a outlet. She got it in the early 80’s, too. I don’t know what happened to it.
I am happy with your comment and thanks for watching
probably this one lmfao
jk
Recycling firm:
We gave its batteries to power plants, we gave its screen back to glassblowing firms, we gave the the circuit board and motherboards back to the of departs of computer technologies, specially, Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, Nintendo, Sony and so on… lastly, we recycled your metal, at a welding firm.
Your players metal parts, their being burned into liquid metal atm, we have what’s called molds, the molds are forms of shapes the liquids would be poured into, they’ll stay in them in what’s called an isolation chamber for well over a week and you’ll see on tv a unit that’s actually empty and is never seen showing it’s label as the label isn’t shown because the label just reads property of its company and that it’s for inquiry purposes, it’s meant to be a meeting rooms demo, model, display, dummy unit.
@@StickFiguresMaster 🧐🍷
@@resEG Bro, is that a _Brosonic_ brand I see there, bro?
Bro.
Good memories, my mom bought us that television and despite being in black and white, we had a good time with it.
I always wish I'd learned electronics and wiring when I was younger. To this day, it's really interesting for old wires, and circuit boards can be rejuvenated.
You can still learn, I dare you!
Ñañara ñañol ñañañañañañañañaaaaaa
Arg en ti no
Witam.Gratuluje wiedzy,dokładności,rzetelności i samozaparcia w takich naprawach,każda naprawa uczy ,mówi nam jak zacząć naprawiać taki sprzęt,udanych napraw..
pop up topp dowwn a sseccondss,
80/6 ,
Even my iPad screen is bigger than this. Great work!
Thank you for watching
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@Elias Corson this tv is really small actually, I got a really similar working Orion model that i sometimes use for watching my stuffs from my fire tv connected to a transmitter i made. the screen is a bit smaller than an ipad mini.
Luckily iPads don’t come with dimensions as big and thick as these 1900’s tv’s lol.
Great work - well done - fantastic video - long live the 1980's !
Não é apenas restaurar . Ele faz funcionar ! Isso envolve outros talentos e conhecimentos . Incrível .
Otimo Trabalho
I had this TV, bright back good memories. Thanks for sharing.
A portable mini TV. Gosh that takes me back. In the nineties I had a full colour handheld pocket TV, a Samsung or Phillips brand it was, I can't remember. But it was a nice little thing, and I remember watching ITV Nights on it in my bedroom. Looks wise, it wasn't spectacular, imagine a Game Boy, but dark grey colour and with a long aerial, wrist strap and wire stand attached.
عاش يا وحش، انا بجد فخور جدا بيك و بحب محتوى ال restoration و لما اكتشفت انك مصرى فرحتى زادت
شكرا اخى العزيز على التعليق الجميل 🥰
I had a very similar looking one!, mine was red. Great restoration!.
Very cool!
Until the past few years I had 1982 Bunasonic TV, Radio and cassette player combo. I now wish I hadn't gotten rid of it. It was in pristine condition too. I didn't realize Broksonic was around so long. I have an old Broksonic VCR/DVD recorder from circa 2006. And literally dozens of VCRs (Beta and VHS). It cool to see others collect these things as well. Love the video!
Old electronics are my favorite things so i find this to be absolutely awesome and i need one lol
thanks for watching❤️
This video made me feel OLD. I remember when those tiny tv's were sold new.
Benditas sean las personas que reparan estos aparatos,,porque esas cosas son parte impprtante de nuestra historia💎💎👍👍👑👑
That an evolution. 30 - 35 years ago, they watch all the favourite channel using this "baby TV". 30 ish later, now we can watch everything using smartphones or android phones. that thing is a piece of history. Please keep it well to show for next generation!
thanks for watching❤️
@@resEG do some more retro restoration. That will make someone like me will remembered the good times use the electronic or everything that I should call it "our nostalgia".
Quem tá aqui só pra relaxar, dá o like!
Melhor ASMR de todos, kkkkkkk só perde para o Bob Ross pintando quadro.
My dad used to have one of these and when we were on the road he would bring the mini TV with him and we would watch it. X3
We had a similar mini tv/radio in our kitchen growing up in the 80's. Surprised to see yours worked at the end
It's a great invention, you do it best, it's great for letting you know.❤️❤️❤️💪
LOL 🤣 I have one just like that branded "Lloyds Electronics"...mid to late 70's ❔ Can't remember...Its like brand new still in the box! Nice clean and working! Your video reminded me,,,Thanks 👍
Can i have it? PS You are the best Tom in the world.
De los mejores videos que he visto, tremendo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Reminds me of someone who comes out from the screen
Scary feels at the end of video ✌
Great Hard work restoring the Mini Tv 🎉
We had one when I was little! I remember watching it when we would go camping, or during bad storms
Qué genio sos!!!, no me pierdo ningún video. Saludos... desde Argentina (Buenos Aires).
Muchas gracias por el amable comentario y gracias por vernos. Espero visitar el gran país, Buenos Aires.
Serás muy bien recibido; y si el destino lo permite... siga así con sus grandes videos de restauración, porque así inspira y motiva a los demás con los aparatos electrónicos que se desechan y que al parecer no se tenían esperanza... siendo así que "los vuelve a resucitar" dándoles ese esplendor con sus funcionamientos (de todo corazón... muchas gracias). Un gran saludo!!
ASMR, beautiful sounds and very interesting vintage design
Boas lembranças de quando era criança assistia pica pau meu desenho favorito numa tv igual a essa tinha radio também e era muito boa também
Love it❤ My son (29) says his field calls them ‘Legacy’ products. 😂😂😂 I was a Jr in high school when they first came out! 😂 Better yet, Retro.
I had this tv when I was a teenager! Kept it hidden under my dorm room bed.
thanks for watching❤️
Very nice video I'm Indian👍
Bicho, eu lembro dessas TV's! Eu lembro que eram vistas como algo moderno, inovador! 😁😁😁
Fernando Rodrigues:
eu vi uma das mini tvs.
Atari FTW!! Your videos are so interesting. You add that little bit of quirky, in my opinion to distract from the seriousness’s of the thought that goes into what goes where. You have an A-1 channel my friend. Never stop.
OMG ! I had one of those as a teenager. Mines was black and it was on my nightstand by my bed
Back then they were king
I’m 17 and I have a 40 Inch Flat Screen TV in my room
See this mini telly most definitely brings back memories.
Maravillha! Será que está à venda essa TV ainda? rsrsrs. Quero comprar
Je.suis collection
Leur.de.radio.anciennes.dans.ma.collec.tion.je.pos
Sede.un.televi
Sur.dont.l.ecran
Est.encore.plus
Petit.que.ca
Il.mesure.10.cm.5.x.8.cm.etat.
De.collection
Fonctionnement
O.k.mais.je.ne.
Le.vends.pas.je
Fais.des.exposi
Tions.de.vieilles
Radios
wen i need to go to bed i watch your videos
FANTASTIC AND BEAUTIFUL RESTAURATION AND BEAUTIFUL THANKS FOR THE CHANNEL IS FANTASTIC OK 👍👏👏😀🆗💯
this was so good that i was truly shocked at the edit into that tv! 10/10
This gives me Fallout vibes in the beginning! And i can't believe that's what Tv's used to look like back in the 80s
Our Tv's go back way back to like the 50s and 60s with tubes
@A Motionless Productions it reminded me exactly of a pip boy due to the small screen and buttons
Bạn thật tuyệt vời ❤
Very nice restoration. Restauração muito legal!!👏👏👏👏👏
Oh My God, this brings me back...I used to own one, whenever I was sent to my room, I used to watch it in bed,(parents didn't know). as back then there was only one tv in the house, so this was luxury for me, even when I was being punished, ;-), remember watching the WWF with Hulk Hogan.
Thank you for video.
Fantástico! Recuerdo que un pariente de Uruguay hace 20 años tenía este mini tv pero creo que no andaba. Que recuerdos.
Amazing to see that a lot of the capacitors weren't leaking for a tv from '86
1981
I remember this TV! I would watch Star Trek on it late at night when I was supposed to be asleep
This was truly satisfying!
WOW mi tía tenía uno como ese, ya no funcionaba, quien sabe dónde quedó. Excelente video me gustó.
Wow! My Papaw had one of these right by his chair. Good Memories!
На то время у нас в Союзе и большие телевизоры были в редкость, не говоря уже о маленьких!!! Лайк за реставрацию
Зато морожено и водка дешёвыми были, а так же квартиры буквально всем давали.
Да ну, 1981 год разве редкость?? Тогда малогабаритные уже продавались
That's the year I was born ...man I feel really old now😂🤣
I like years 90👍
I love this mini tv 📺📺 yo quiero una para My regáleme la ok📺📺
This is hard work. If it would be me, I'm sure I would of had extra parts after putting it back together lol
Oh snap I had one of these back in the day! First time seeing one since then, mine broke dropped it by accident.
Trabalhei muito tempo em oficina de consertos, consertei muitas tv dessas.
cuantas polegadas tem a tela?, obrigado.
This was the greatest moment I've ever seen. It's the Alaskan malamute puppies.
Muito bom! a minha tia tinha uma dessas 😅
Achei que tava sozinho 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Good old days. We had watched television programs.
Gotta love the nail clippers cutting off the leads on that capacitor!
I always have handy nail clippers at my disposal when soldering, it's a must-have to us electronics guys.
Приятно смотреть реставрацию техники, нежели разборку в утиль
راااائع أعشق مثل هذه الأشياء وأقوم بإصلاحها.
شكرا كريم للمشاهدة والتعليق مرحبا بك
Aah... I remeber this mini tv. We had one. This brings back my childhood memories.
Unless you can convert to digital signals, there is no TV transmitted anymore on an analog signal. Nice cleaning and it is good for the older video games monitor, but nothing over the air anymore... Thumbs Up!
This was a good video. Not a restoration but more of a rebuild.
Good job.. Love form Bangladesh ❤️
Had on on my dad's boat, wasn't much but we could sleep on it, and fancy having a tv.
Cool restoration. Bit depressing to something the same age as yourself described as an antique! Guess we all get there eventually!
That's credibly classic item I remember those old TVs I still like
TOP demais...eu tive um tv desse modelo..HOO tempo bom
This is what we had back in the day if we wanted a portable viewer - before TH-cam and iPhones / iPods.
1981 is antique now? Damn Im old.
I'm getting there. 1993 for me. My music is becoming oldies music.
had one set up in my old Ford truck hooked to radio antenna so I could watch my Beverly hillbillies on the go.🤣
A total restoration woulda been cool,
Like cable management and a paint job.
Still a good watch.
Incrível restauração o funcionamento dessa tv. Parabéns SUCESSO sempre 👏👏👏. É genial mesmo.
Eu lembro que quando eu era criança, o meu pai tinha uma Mini TV igual a essa. Relíquia
Thank you for the bleaching technique. I used it to restore a yellowed veg draw from my refrigerator. It would have cost 70 something to replace.
Don’t see what the fuss is we still have ours in our living room works perfect my neighbour also has one we had it converted to digital it cost us £220.00 their a great tv 📺 the job you done on that one was fantastic.
Thanks a lot for watching the video and the kind comment
@Jerry Groves their a great tv groves we’ve never had any trouble with ours it’s still going strong and the great thing is if we want to watch tv up stairs we just take it up it’s the only tv we have great value ,also must say we never watch the BBC.
what do you mean converted to digital?
@@irsyadrouyani4073 the tv repair man fixed it so we can watch free view on it ,it cost us £220.00 works a treat ,but must add we never watch BBC channel’s their a bad broadcasters.
good job
Removes speaker 🔈 from housing.
Me: “OMG! What was living in there?!”
Cool example of old technology
Em 90 era o que eu tinha para ver tv e olha que nunca reclamei para mim era a melhor tv
I owned a similar one back then. Thought it was the coolest think on Earth!
I recall it used to eat D cell batteries, 9 of them at a time.
Minha mãe tinha uma TV desse tipo!!!😁
my grandmother still has this television
I have one of such mini tvs and it works perfectly. Mine has a cassette player as well. And is that an Atari game console??? Lol. I had an 7800 as my first ever console
Old CRT tv: I can literally last forever
New tv: update required please connect to internet