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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

rsdsharp

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1. TV channels are digital now. You'll need an adaptor.

Reply to Lars39 (Original post)

Thu Feb 8, 2024, 01:48 PM

Feb 2024

If it works, you’ll probably be disappointed in the picture quality and consistency,, and it doesn’t look like it’s solid state. It will be difficult to find tubes.

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I hope someone can help me figure out what to do [View all] Lars39 Feb 2024 OP

TV channels are digital now. You'll need an adaptor. rsdsharp Feb 2024 #1

We definitely don't want it...no room in the house. Lars39 Feb 2024 #6

I would find out how to donate for movies and film sets CANADIANBEAVER69 Feb 2024 #2

Thanks for the suggestion! Lars39 Feb 2024 #7

Well, at least from one viewpoint, the vacuum tubes in it are perhaps worth something, and I don't think very SWBTATTReg Feb 2024 #3

Thanks, SWBTATTReg! Lars39 Feb 2024 #8

Try auctioning it off to collectors. It's worth more that way than as a functioning TV. eppur_se_muova Feb 2024 #4

Thanks for the suggestions! Lars39 Feb 2024 #9

50s Zenith? Search Google for images to match. Try model # too. bucolic_frolic Feb 2024 #5

We're close enough to a big city that I might find a buyer. Lars39 Feb 2024 #10