> tapthatt2012 said on
11-15-2009 at
00:33:
COOL
> maynardcat said on
10-26-2009 at
16:37:
My parents had Admiral Televsions very much like this one in the 1950's. I think the new digital televsions system is a dramatic improvement. I have a small GE 5" color tv I use in the kitchen where I don't have cable and only watch the news, and did not want to replace it. With a new digital converter it has many more tv stations and all with perfect pictures. No more ghosts or buzzing.
> owlydog said on
10-26-2009 at
15:33:
pretty close
> umajunkcollector said on
10-26-2009 at
15:23:
A TWONKY TV!!! (See my 3 Twonky vids) I hope to win one on ebay someday, I want a Twonky TV!
> dascottjr said on
10-06-2009 at
05:50:
Ride on, technology. Ride on....
> MrHalfox said on
10-05-2009 at
21:30:
Thanks for posting this! I was at the other end that night shutting down the Ch-9 and Ch-5 Larcan transmitters at the Empire State Building! See my video under mrhalfox!
> zekepig said on
08-22-2009 at
01:00:
Dorney Park? I went there once, when I was a kid, but their rides weren't half that great.
> looneytunes9000 said on
07-20-2009 at
16:43:
you got "that's all folks!" from the looneytunes classic cartoons
> harborman55 said on
06-15-2009 at
13:04:
I collect and restore vintage radios and TV's. I recently acquired this TV from the original owner and recapped the TV as well as replaced the necessary tubes.
> eyeh8nbc said on
06-15-2009 at
09:34:
Has that TV always worked since it was new, or has it had any work done on it?
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