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Sorry for starting a new topic for this, but it's just cos i value your opinions so highly :^)
Since experiencing the freedom of wavebird, i've been having problems with the small size of my 14 inch tv.
Maybe i could flog it for £50-60 when the students turn up in a few weeks.
But the replacement is the big issue:
£130
20 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£150
21 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£230
24 ins widescreen, probably ntsc, teletext, 2 x scart, comes with stand, brand: bush
Obviously moving to an ntsc will be necessary for freeloader, so if i'm getting a tv i want that, and my scart multi-plug doesn't seem to work with my dvd, so one with 2 sockets would be better than chancing a new adaptor.
Which of the three do you think? Or would i do better to keep my money and shop around?
Since experiencing the freedom of wavebird, i've been having problems with the small size of my 14 inch tv.
Maybe i could flog it for £50-60 when the students turn up in a few weeks.
But the replacement is the big issue:
£130
20 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£150
21 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£230
24 ins widescreen, probably ntsc, teletext, 2 x scart, comes with stand, brand: bush
Obviously moving to an ntsc will be necessary for freeloader, so if i'm getting a tv i want that, and my scart multi-plug doesn't seem to work with my dvd, so one with 2 sockets would be better than chancing a new adaptor.
Which of the three do you think? Or would i do better to keep my money and shop around?
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Sorry for starting a new topic for this, but it's just cos i value your opinions so highly :^)
Since experiencing the freedom of wavebird, i've been having problems with the small size of my 14 inch tv.
Maybe i could flog it for £50-60 when the students turn up in a few weeks.
But the replacement is the big issue:
£130
20 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£150
21 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£230
24 ins widescreen, probably ntsc, teletext, 2 x scart, comes with stand, brand: bush
Obviously moving to an ntsc will be necessary for freeloader, so if i'm getting a tv i want that, and my scart multi-plug doesn't seem to work with my dvd, so one with 2 sockets would be better than chancing a new adaptor.
Which of the three do you think? Or would i do better to keep my money and shop around?
Since experiencing the freedom of wavebird, i've been having problems with the small size of my 14 inch tv.
Maybe i could flog it for £50-60 when the students turn up in a few weeks.
But the replacement is the big issue:
£130
20 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£150
21 ins, old shaped screen, ntsc compatible, teletext, 1 x scart, brand: ferguson
£230
24 ins widescreen, probably ntsc, teletext, 2 x scart, comes with stand, brand: bush
Obviously moving to an ntsc will be necessary for freeloader, so if i'm getting a tv i want that, and my scart multi-plug doesn't seem to work with my dvd, so one with 2 sockets would be better than chancing a new adaptor.
Which of the three do you think? Or would i do better to keep my money and shop around?
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