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space_charged · 14th Mar 2018, 9:53 pm

Collected the set today, nice run from Birmingham to South Wales.
Done a quick inspection now and first impressions are good. Complete, and not been "got at". Looks like maybe one of the resistors in the dropper has been bridged by a resistor.
Its fairly clean, only a bit of dust on the component side of the main horizontal PCB.

From the rust on the lower down screws on the back it looks like it may have been in a damp place, on a floor. No rust inside. From what the seller said, it was a house clearance from a house close to that of the seller. Quite probably one owner only. The CRT is an A59-11W. Not checked it yet but will do that first thing.

14th Mar 2018, 9:53 pm	#18
space_charged Hexode Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: West Midlands, UK. Posts: 315	Re: Philips G23T210A Collected the set today, nice run from Birmingham to South Wales. Done a quick inspection now and first impressions are good. Complete, and not been "got at". Looks like maybe one of the resistors in the dropper has been bridged by a resistor. Its fairly clean, only a bit of dust on the component side of the main horizontal PCB. From the rust on the lower down screws on the back it looks like it may have been in a damp place, on a floor. No rust inside. From what the seller said, it was a house clearance from a house close to that of the seller. Quite probably one owner only. The CRT is an A59-11W. Not checked it yet but will do that first thing.