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Retired · 17th Apr 2011, 10:34 am

Hi,

Yes Joe that's what the LOPT looks like from my set and I thought it would be of interest so added the pictures as there are many novices like me just starting out on TV repairs.

Thanks for the kind wishes Joe and I'm afraid you are now a lost soul because you've mentioned TV; this is all I ever did and now there is no way back and no known cure; it won't be long before you have your hands on a TV set.

I'll look forward to hearing from you Danny and thank you for your patience in holding the TV for me also many thanks for the safety warning which I've noted.

I've just put the heating on in the workshop and am about to get my hands dirty before dinner.

Kind regards, Col.

17th Apr 2011, 10:34 am	#36
Retired Heptode Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Fenay Bridge, Huddersfield. UK. Posts: 673	Re: Restorers dream part 2 the chassis. Hi, Yes Joe that's what the LOPT looks like from my set and I thought it would be of interest so added the pictures as there are many novices like me just starting out on TV repairs. Thanks for the kind wishes Joe and I'm afraid you are now a lost soul because you've mentioned TV; this is all I ever did and now there is no way back and no known cure; it won't be long before you have your hands on a TV set. I'll look forward to hearing from you Danny and thank you for your patience in holding the TV for me also many thanks for the safety warning which I've noted. I've just put the heating on in the workshop and am about to get my hands dirty before dinner. Kind regards, Col.