TO GO: Philips 24" Widescreen TV

[The Funk]

Hi guys. If anyone would like a 24" Widescreen TV that has problems with the colour (everything comes up a bit red), then let me know. It's free and I'll even help you carry it out to your car.

To put it back into tip-top condition would cost the price of getting a TV repairman to tinker with it. Given how cheap LCD TVs are these days, you might not want to bother with an old-fashioned CRT. But anyway, my one's on offer.

Edited July 5, 2007 by The Funk

[MythSte]

That sounds like it could be a problem with outboard cables as opposed to the actual TV? (Sorry if im insulting your intelligence and you've obviously already explored this! )

[The Funk]

Nah, I'm pretty sure it's a problem with the actual tube inside. If it is a problem with the cables, then you can have a fully functioning TV for nothing.

[neilb]

The tube (gun, actually) is on its way out. Not economically repairable, but would make a nice fishtank?

[The Funk]

Well, maybe I should give it to a TV repairman - won't cost him anything to fix and then he can always give it to someone as a present... possibly a museum.

[MB1]

MB1.

Out the upstairs window with it! ROCK AND ROLL!!!!!

[The Funk]

Believe me, I've been tempted. The only trouble is I'd get arrested for it - and then the council would probably charge me thousands for repairs to the pavement.

Whatever happened to rock star immunity?

[E_MaN]

[quote name='The Funk' post='31469' date='Jul 13 2007, 06:22 PM']Believe me, I've been tempted. The only trouble is I'd get arrested for it - and then the council would probably charge me thousands for repairs to the pavement.

Whatever happened to rock star immunity?[/quote]

That sucks, you shold trow the TV from there top window and then run away, so the council will have to pay for damagaes themselves!!! Mwahahahahahahahaha

[ped]

[quote name='MB1' post='28600' date='Jul 8 2007, 02:04 PM']MB1.

Out the upstairs window with it! ROCK AND ROLL!!!!![/quote]

Lololololol