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19Seventy7 · 5th Nov 2021, 11:03 am

Oh that's interesting, I'm sure i read 'plessey' on a PCB within the set but I may have imagined that, or got it mixed up with a MK8 as I had read about one of them not long before.

The set is lovely and slim, I think it is one of my slimmest sets. The finish on it is in great condition too, just a little 'dull' but thats okay. It should be easy to work with.

As for progress I've not got any further unfortunately, I was messaged with a prospect of a Philips AT7650 tuner so decided to hold off until I had the tuner or if I was told I wouldn't be getting the tuner I'd carry on without so far.. I've not heard anything yet so I'll send a message to see how it's going. I've got a Hedghog which I use for my GEC so getting a signal to the set should be okay.

Thanks
'77

5th Nov 2021, 11:03 am	#19
19Seventy7 Octode Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Essex, UK. Posts: 1,307	Re: Rediffusion MK 7 Oh that's interesting, I'm sure i read 'plessey' on a PCB within the set but I may have imagined that, or got it mixed up with a MK8 as I had read about one of them not long before. The set is lovely and slim, I think it is one of my slimmest sets. The finish on it is in great condition too, just a little 'dull' but thats okay. It should be easy to work with. As for progress I've not got any further unfortunately, I was messaged with a prospect of a Philips AT7650 tuner so decided to hold off until I had the tuner or if I was told I wouldn't be getting the tuner I'd carry on without so far.. I've not heard anything yet so I'll send a message to see how it's going. I've got a Hedghog which I use for my GEC so getting a signal to the set should be okay. Thanks '77