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D Cassidy · 8th Dec 2017, 6:18 pm

Hello.
Thank you very much for your comments. I will discuss this with my good friend over the weekend.
I do know that he did another TV22 a few years back with either the same type or similar one with great success. I have seen the pictures, they are stunning. I also believe that the original valves were used and only an extra transformer was required in the line oscillator. He has told me that rewinds are around £150 which is a lot of money if you are doing the hobby on a shoestring. I'm not a TV man by any means though, so really can't comment.

8th Dec 2017, 6:18 pm	#36
D Cassidy Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Fenwick, Glasgow, UK. Posts: 127	Re: Bush TV22 spares availability? Hello. Thank you very much for your comments. I will discuss this with my good friend over the weekend. I do know that he did another TV22 a few years back with either the same type or similar one with great success. I have seen the pictures, they are stunning. I also believe that the original valves were used and only an extra transformer was required in the line oscillator. He has told me that rewinds are around £150 which is a lot of money if you are doing the hobby on a shoestring. I'm not a TV man by any means though, so really can't comment.