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Old 04-16-2008, 12:23 PM  
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So I get up this morning to watch some tv before heading to class, and I come back from brushing my teeth to find the screen black and the power button blinking green. I tried to turn it off and on and unplugging it, but nothing has worked. I read somewhere about unplugging it for 4-6 hours and then trying it, so I am doing that right now but I am not holding my breath.

Long story short, I have a decision to make: do I spend the money to get my current tv fixed or should I just buy a new one? It sounds like it will be cheaper to get this fixed, but it will still cost a couple hundred bucks ($50-150 just to diagnose, then probably a couple hundred to fix it). I bought the RCA tv in the summer of 2002 and it's one of those huge fuggers that were built just before flat screens and such became popular (it's not a HDTV or LCD, just a standard one).

Any thoughts on what I should do? I thought about getting this one fixed, but the more I think about it it seems like maybe I should just spend a few hundred more to move into the digital age with an HDTV flat screen. However, I'm a broke grad school student so money is tight.

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Old 04-17-2008, 03:50 AM   #61
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I am still surprised a bit when I hear about RCA and Zenith TV's that exist outside of mediocre hotel rooms.
If you read the fine print I mentioned this was 1994.

My, how times have changed.

Hotels now have flat-screens.

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Old 04-17-2008, 09:16 AM   #62
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YOURE FREE!!! Dont replace or fix the TV, you have broken its spell!
But how will he watch the Chiefs or his MU Tigers basketball team next season?





Oh........nevemind.
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Old 04-17-2008, 09:25 AM   #63
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You can get HD tubes (480i) for really cheap if you're willing to pick it up from the seller.
Ummmmm......isn't 480i standard definition, not HD (high definition)?
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Old 04-17-2008, 10:44 AM   #64
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GARBAGE!

I had a 32" tube TV that I put on Craig's ist for $20 and NO TAKERS! I ended up giving it to our cleaning lady for free. (muchos Gracias Senor TinyEvel!)
Just get a new set.

She's going to be ticked when she finds out it's an English-speaking television.
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