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YouTube Comments - 389 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I’d gladly watch a video of Shango simply reacting to commercials/infomercials.
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If the chassis survived in production until 1975-76, I’d guess this colonial cabinet with liberty bell grille was a bicentennial promotion.
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Hello from Poland Shango066, I have been a fan for 10 plus years. This is by far the best vintage tv repair channel on YouTube. Take care brother
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i ordered creape erase thanks its a wonderful product
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shango's channel is the favorite amongst senior women with crêpe skin, comforting and empowering their suzettes 😍
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As a UK viewer, I can't believe how you guys are bombarded by health care vids. But back to your skills, perfect 👍
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I'm here for the Crépe
Erase.
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12:24 i don't watch TV either... Only time i see TV is when i go out to a bar or to a friend or family members house, i laugh at the sheer quantity of pharmaceutical advertising.
Funny how we went from cigarette ads being bad, to 5 pill or injection ads in a single commercial break.
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watch ads with shango?? What could be better?? Maybe the debates....
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That is cool. Never seen one before. For those who want to be 'up town' but can't afford a full size console. Sweet little TV.
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I remember working on sets when the module design began to be the standard. The thumbnail image suggested you were on a college campus somewhere.
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My dad had this same TV, I remember playing with it as a little kid. It it stopped working and sat in the closet till my parents moved. Wish I still had it, would have been a great project to try and get it working. My dad used to say the same thing. It was a demo model for stores windows, I always though that didn't sound right.
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The circuit board warping is common to these sets. Found a few places to fix, then shoved a dense piece of foam under the middle to keep it from sagging upon reassembly. I've now owned three of them, just to keep the original one gifted-to-me "alive." Aside from the warping, the solid-state boards that plug in to the main board went into small plastic forms which would separate at one end and keep the vertically-positioned boards from making contact. I keep one on display with a ROKU/modulator. fun to watch old shows on it! You should ENJOY this little gem!
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My family had the enlarged version of that one back in the early 70’s; it lasted until the late 80’s.
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Wouldn’t be a shango video without crepe erase! And this is ULTRA. WOW.
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it's so weird to me that they were still using tubes in the 70s in TVs. I remember we had an old 70s RCA tv in the 80s and I remember looking in the back and seeing tubes in that.
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The invisible TV resurrecter 🤣
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Reminds me of a Baldwin HT2 organ with the wood and patterned grill. Awesome pic!
"Nice joule lines Nancy, but how can you afford a facelift?"
" It's Plexiderm Judy, I only look rich!"
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Amazing that the world didn't fall apart in 1970 when we didn't have crap erase
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@TrevorsBench
2 weeks ago
From the thumbnail pic I thought this TV was being held hostage
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