FREE: PANASONIC TX-29S90Z Television

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ritzlal

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#160216 28-Dec-2014 15:38

FREE: PANASONIC TX-29S90Z Television

29" CRT TV. Works fine. Power button a takes a couple of efforts sometimes. No remote.
Pick up from New Windsor or Auckland CBD.

PM me if interested.

May be able to drop it off around Auckland for a donation. Check suburb with me first.

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#1204968 28-Dec-2014 15:38

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#1204981 28-Dec-2014 15:39

I think you'd be lucky to try and get rid of a fully working with remote CRT tv let alone you one unfortantly.

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#1204982 28-Dec-2014 15:43

Andib: I think you'd be lucky to try and get rid of a fully working with remote CRT tv let alone you one unfortantly.

That's true. Technology :) However, as mentioned...it's free so thanks for your reply but please don't spam the thread. No harm in offering it to people before I throw it out. Someone out there may have a use for it.

Thanks.

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#1204986 28-Dec-2014 15:45

Donate to south Auckland op shop

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#1207810 3-Jan-2015 20:22

FYI: The only useful part in those is a deflection system made of copper. About 0.2KG x $5/kg @ the scrap yard.

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#1207812 3-Jan-2015 20:27

Dont forget the power cable.

I tried and tried to get rid of mine, which was quite a nice one with 100 and 75Hz modes so it wasnt like staring at a strobe light like most 50hz TVs.

No takers, so its sitting in the junk room awaiting the next inorganic collection. After watching nice stable LCD's I cant stand to have a CRT even in the same room as me now.

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#1207817 3-Jan-2015 20:37

Good luck! I put one on freecycle about 3-4 years ago and no takers. You have to pay scrap places to take the things now.

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#1207821 3-Jan-2015 21:01

richms: Dont forget the power cable.

I tried and tried to get rid of mine, which was quite a nice one with 100 and 75Hz modes so it wasnt like staring at a strobe light like most 50hz TVs.

No takers, so its sitting in the junk room awaiting the next inorganic collection. After watching nice stable LCD's I cant stand to have a CRT even in the same room as me now.

I waited for the next round of ecodrop and dumped 2 CRT TVs as I had no takers.
Ask the likes of Harvey Norman if they are will take it