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 Penelope9205
 Location: Eastern Creek, NSW
 Member since 11 July 2011
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Hi

My dad was a TV technician all his life and we are about to throw out repair books, diagrams, TV components.If anyone is interested, please let me know asap. We are located at Eastern Creek between Blacktown and Penrith in Sydney
02 9625 2667
 
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 Sue
 Location: Daylesford, VIC
 Member since 13 January 2011
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I'd be interested in service literature for 60s and 70s sets if it isn't too difficult to mail.
 
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 STC830
 Location: NSW
 Member since 10 June 2010
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If there are any Australain Official Radio Service Manuals (also known as AORSM), these are collectable and useful and somebody would take them. They would date from 1937 to I think the early sixties.

There also books like "Radiotron Designer's Handbook" by F Langford-Smith and
"Radio and Electronic Laboratory Handbook" by MG Scroggie which are collectable.
 
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 TV Collector
 Location: Ballarat, VIC
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Hi Penelope,

I'm interested in any manuals / diagrams and components that haven't been claimed yet.

If it can be posted I'm happy to cover costs.
 
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