12-10-2020, 02:10 PM
Thank you for the information. I checked the link. According to my calculations, about 400 pre-war TV sets have officially survived. It is not a large pot. I wonder what percentage is running. During repair, the greatest concern is the condition of the picture tube. Has anyone encountered a substitution of pre-war picture tubes for more modern ones? In the TRK12 it is easier because the CRT has a classic neck / 35 mm /. British pre-war CRTs had their charm, but are they replaceable with something more modernist if necessary without significant changes to the TV design?
