TV / Monitor 22" - Multiple Inputs, Analogue / Digital Tuner, DVD Player, Ipod Dock....
I don’t use LCD TVs much, but do always have one on my workbench for space saving and ease. Most modern TVs don’t have analogue tuners, scart sockets or anything useful for testing old media formats - so it’s getting harder to find something for the workbench that ticks every box.
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This TV has an analogue tuner, and built in freeview digital tuner too. Vga (for your PC), scart, component (inc Y, PB, PR), coax in and out, and even a HDMI input. There’s a DVD player built in, speakers, and an ipod dock too. Not many sets had this level of connectivity, so this 22” LCD set has made it to the deadAVstore collection as just about anything can be plugged into this set and viewed. It can accept a power input from 110-240v, so can be used safely overseas as well as in the UK.
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The buttons on the top of the TV allow full access to the menu, but also included is the original working remote. It doesn’t have a battery door cover though, so a bit of tape may be required to hold the batteries.
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References: Technika M22/36B-GB-TCDI-UK. LCD22-218. TM22C36BTCDIG922.
I don’t use LCD TVs much, but do always have one on my workbench for space saving and ease. Most modern TVs don’t have analogue tuners, scart sockets or anything useful for testing old media formats - so it’s getting harder to find something for the workbench that ticks every box.
.
This TV has an analogue tuner, and built in freeview digital tuner too. Vga (for your PC), scart, component (inc Y, PB, PR), coax in and out, and even a HDMI input. There’s a DVD player built in, speakers, and an ipod dock too. Not many sets had this level of connectivity, so this 22” LCD set has made it to the deadAVstore collection as just about anything can be plugged into this set and viewed. It can accept a power input from 110-240v, so can be used safely overseas as well as in the UK.
.
The buttons on the top of the TV allow full access to the menu, but also included is the original working remote. It doesn’t have a battery door cover though, so a bit of tape may be required to hold the batteries.
.
References: Technika M22/36B-GB-TCDI-UK. LCD22-218. TM22C36BTCDIG922.
I don’t use LCD TVs much, but do always have one on my workbench for space saving and ease. Most modern TVs don’t have analogue tuners, scart sockets or anything useful for testing old media formats - so it’s getting harder to find something for the workbench that ticks every box.
.
This TV has an analogue tuner, and built in freeview digital tuner too. Vga (for your PC), scart, component (inc Y, PB, PR), coax in and out, and even a HDMI input. There’s a DVD player built in, speakers, and an ipod dock too. Not many sets had this level of connectivity, so this 22” LCD set has made it to the deadAVstore collection as just about anything can be plugged into this set and viewed. It can accept a power input from 110-240v, so can be used safely overseas as well as in the UK.
.
The buttons on the top of the TV allow full access to the menu, but also included is the original working remote. It doesn’t have a battery door cover though, so a bit of tape may be required to hold the batteries.
.
References: Technika M22/36B-GB-TCDI-UK. LCD22-218. TM22C36BTCDIG922.