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 I have some EFIL TV fault database manuals 1998 - 2001 Anyone interested
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 Fishman
 Location: Wollongong, NSW
 Member since 24 June 2015
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I am a retired tech and still have these books.
They cost a lot at the time, but I would consider passing them on to anyone who is passionate about early CRT colour TVs
I am in Wollongong, just 1 and a bit hours drive from Sydney.
Three are just TV and two are for VCR, DVD microwave and cameras etc
 
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