I have free for anyone who would like it, a Philips Rear Projection TV. model 43PP8420
It was a topic on this forum a while ago and apart from needing the silicone over the tubes replaced, it works fine. I have the remote.
Twin tuner, picture in picture, and freeze frame.

I bought a HMV TV today and I have no more room.

The Philips must go. If there are no takers, the set will become "flat pack" and go into the two-cubic-metre skip at my front door. It will be available untill next Friday, when the executioner's axe falls.

Wayne.

You must of got that nice HMV of ebay the other day?
It looked pretty good ,I think that seller had an old 3 in 1 too,

Pete

Yes Pete.
You are right. The 3 in 1 is an odd one.

It appears that a furniture maker wanted to have a TV in a cabinet
That matched the other furniture that it produced, and had
Some set maker supply a chassis and tube to go lnside.
The cabinet of the 3 in1 matches that of a display cabinet in the same room.
The brand name on the set is Chancellor and to me, looks to be loosly based on an Astor chassis

I have some pictures of the chassis if you are interested. 1968 is the date on one of the transformers.

Wayne.

Hi Wayne,
Yes its a bit of a Ducking, If you know what I meam ,but I'm would like to know what chassis they put in it,so if you get a chance I would like to see a photo of it,, ,,, good luck with the HMV. I have a 50s HMV with the knobs though the front of the glass and mask but it needs a lot of work.

Pete

The Executioner's axe has fallen. (No. I did not hit it with a guitar) I've kept the tubes, all the rest has been binned. There was a film of kitchen grease on the lenses over the tubes.

Regards

Wayne.