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K. M. Kirby
- Jan 1, 1970
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After spotting a Westinghouse LTV-19w3 in a pile of ruins from an
apartment fire, my curiosity got the better of me and I carted it off
to get a closer look. This is the first HDTV-type set I've ever had in
my hands, so after cleaning off the soot and testing the power, it was
amazing to see it in operation up close--even though the actual lcd
screen was basically shattered.
The sound worked okay, and lights moved around in the cracked surface
of the panel, so I decided to remove the glass to see about finding a
replacement piece. Several stick-on contacts across the top came off
easily and the old panel was soon tossed.
Is there a supply source for replacement lcd panels?
How would one reattach the contacts?
Thanks.
apartment fire, my curiosity got the better of me and I carted it off
to get a closer look. This is the first HDTV-type set I've ever had in
my hands, so after cleaning off the soot and testing the power, it was
amazing to see it in operation up close--even though the actual lcd
screen was basically shattered.
The sound worked okay, and lights moved around in the cracked surface
of the panel, so I decided to remove the glass to see about finding a
replacement piece. Several stick-on contacts across the top came off
easily and the old panel was soon tossed.
Is there a supply source for replacement lcd panels?
How would one reattach the contacts?
Thanks.