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hamid_1 · 19th Mar 2020, 12:24 am

It's a pity the original TV was broken up in this way, it was quite a rare set.

If you don't intend to use the parts yourself, please don't throw them away, but offer them to an enthusiast. (There's a section on this forum for sets and parts offered.) The A61-120W tube is a standard part that will fit almost any 24" black and white TV from the 1970s. The circuit boards are specific to the B&O TV from which they were removed, but contain many standard components which could also be useful. Sadly, don't expect to get much or any money for this lot, bearing in mind that the parts are untested and someone will have to collect them from your rather remote location.

19th Mar 2020, 12:24 am	#7
hamid_1 Heptode Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: High Wycombe, Bucks. UK. Posts: 811	Re: Identification of B and O television boards/audio boards It's a pity the original TV was broken up in this way, it was quite a rare set. If you don't intend to use the parts yourself, please don't throw them away, but offer them to an enthusiast. (There's a section on this forum for sets and parts offered.) The A61-120W tube is a standard part that will fit almost any 24" black and white TV from the 1970s. The circuit boards are specific to the B&O TV from which they were removed, but contain many standard components which could also be useful. Sadly, don't expect to get much or any money for this lot, bearing in mind that the parts are untested and someone will have to collect them from your rather remote location.