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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 5:48:35 PM on 23 December 2011.
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I also need a circuit for this TV. From memory it's the same as HMV and General TVs but I can't remember their model numbers.

Regards

Rudy
 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 2 · Written at 8:50:54 AM on 29 December 2011.
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Hi Rudy, Is your set a 12 inch portable from around the 1974-1975 era? If so, I can email you a copy of the schematic.


 
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That's the one, a nice bright pinkish coloured one.
Thanks Rudy
 
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Sorry about the delay replying, your set sounds like the equivalent of the HMV 1184 portable which also uses a General chassis.
If you unhide your email address in your profile I can email you a copy.

Andrew
 
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Doesn't time fly? I'm busy trying to get back on track after a hip replacement but the medication didn't quite agree with me.
Andrew my e-mail is rtfeld41.tpg.com.au
I really appreciate your help.
Regards
Rudy


 
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Rudy, all the best for your hip-replacement recovery.

I've sent you the scans of the HMV 1184 manual. You'll need to compare them to your Healing to confirm if they are correct. Let me know if they are the same, as I haven't come across the Healing 12001 until now and I will add it to my list of TV models.

Andrew
 
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