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Stuart R · 24th Apr 2018, 11:28 pm

So that's all the CRTs done. The unboxed Mazda was actually lurking in this box, which somebody may also like to save (radio not included).

https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/master..._d120d_12.html

One CRM121A box was marked with £18.3s.2d. Would that have been the price, or just someone's random jottings on a a box that was close to hand?

Mark, I can certainly keep the remains of the Cossor and hand them over for inspection at NVCF, I won't want to be taking them home again! I know that you're also interested in one, maybe more of the Mazdas.

I'm not sure now if I can make any headway with further testing before NVCF. TV isn't my speciality.

Probably time to decide on a price and start an Offered post soon.

Regards,

SR

24th Apr 2018, 11:28 pm	#35
Stuart R Heptode Join Date: May 2011 Location: Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK. Posts: 693	Re: Old (presumed Dud) CRTs discovered - value? So that's all the CRTs done. The unboxed Mazda was actually lurking in this box, which somebody may also like to save (radio not included). https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/master..._d120d_12.html One CRM121A box was marked with £18.3s.2d. Would that have been the price, or just someone's random jottings on a a box that was close to hand? Mark, I can certainly keep the remains of the Cossor and hand them over for inspection at NVCF, I won't want to be taking them home again! I know that you're also interested in one, maybe more of the Mazdas. I'm not sure now if I can make any headway with further testing before NVCF. TV isn't my speciality. Probably time to decide on a price and start an Offered post soon. Regards, SR Attached Thumbnails